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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 13, 2026
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Tattoo comparison showing black ink under visible light and UV-reactive purple pigment under ultraviolet light on forearm

Do you dare doodle yourself?

 
 
Scientists and technicians working in a modern laboratory with microscopes and analytical equipment

It serves more than 4,000 laboratories, hospitals and clinics.

 
Hospital patient monitor displaying vital signs including heart rate, oxygen saturation, and waveform tracings in clinical setting

It charges wirelessly, with no need to remove or handle the device.

 

KNF Intelligent Features technology offers precise control of pressure, vacuum, flow and versatile dosing through built-in sensors and integrated advanced control systems. 

Control What Matters
 

Flecto board-to-board connectors feature a floating design that helps absorb positional misalignment, supporting reliable connections in compact, high-performance electronic assemblies.

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U.S. Capitol dome overlaid with dollar bills and stacked shipping containers symbolizing government, finance, and international trade.

Why the national debt threatens manufacturing subsidies and reshoring.

 
Person wearing striped sleeve with satellite and data visualization waves in blue digital landscape

It could be used in physical therapy settings.

 
Surgical team performing operation in modern operating room with bright overhead lights

The company develops proprietary surgical safety technologies.

 

Our tariff-free medical cords are made in the U.S.A. and undergo rigorous testing far beyond medical cord standards. Why pay more for imported cords when you don’t have to? Hospitals and clinics need reliable power—FAST lead times. 

 
Stryker World Headquarters building entrance with corporate signage on manicured lawn

The deal includes an option to acquire the company.

 
Microfluidic device schematic with labeled flow inlets and outlet on pink substrate with scale bar

They're guided wirelessly by an external electromagnetic coil system.

 

Our latest video podcast answers the questions holding businesses like yours back: Where does AI deliver the most value? Which applications carry the highest – and lowest – risk? And what will it really cost?

 
 
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