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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 21, 2026
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White Zapier product box with blue logo on wooden floor in modern interior

Abbott acquired the technology as part of a deal for Exact Sciences.

 

 
Modern NED corporate facility at golden hour with landscaping and parking area

The tubing maker primarily serves the medical device market.

 
Gloved hands holding a black medical device with green indicator light during clinical procedure

It treats a range of calcified coronary artery lesions in half the time.

 

Harwin’s new Connector Selector lets you visually explore and choose the right product in just a few clicks. Refine your product criteria, get 3D models and much more.

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Small and medium-sized manufacturers encounter the same pressures as large manufacturers: rising costs, labor shortages, and growing operational complexity. But conventional digital transformation programs are often out of reach due to budget, time, and skills constraints.

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Medical professional in white coat pointing to digestive system anatomy chart during educational presentation

Some hospitals are more conservative than others about which organs they'll accept.

 
Three purple-stained histological tissue samples on a microscope slide held against light background

The company develops diagnostic tests.

 

From early development through commercialization, Qosina’s Regulatory Services provide tailored guidance for medical device teams. Get practical support for compliance, quality systems and regulatory strategy at every stage.

 
Spacecraft module with golden thermal blankets suspended in assembly facility with technicians and overhead support structure

The W-7 payload will mix liquids with an active pharmaceutical ingredient.

 
Agricultural drone flying over green field with mountains under blue sky

The prototype is designed to deliver blood during both day and night operations.

 

Reduce assembly & processing time with ¼” Male, Quick-fit Tabs available on a continuous reel. Compatible with standard automated insertion equipment to ensure easy installation & soldering.  In various tab heights to accommodate most requirements.

 

 
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