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Today in Medical Design & Development
July 13, 2026
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It's built for predicting response across a range of psychiatric interventions.

 

 
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The pilot is designed to improve the resilience of the U.S. drug supply chain.

 
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The device is designed to prevent unintended safety barrier breaches.

 

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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin during an event about loosening a federal refrigerant rule at the White House, May 21, 2026.

Former industry lobbyists, meanwhile, now have leading roles at the agency.

 
Auxilium Biotechnologies successful bioprinted kidney and liver tissues aboard the International Space Station (ISS), marking the first time either tissue type has been manufactured in space.

One promising application is the production of organoids.

 

As medical devices evolve, MICRO meets complex design needs with a focus on minimally invasive instruments. With over 80 years of expertise, we deliver high-quality components and complete devices – handheld, rigid, articulating, or robot-assisted.

 
Cylindrical microparticles with a catalytic coating release tiny oxygen bubbles that coalesce and burst to disrupt stubborn biofilms on contaminated surgical instruments and infected wounds.

The microparticle cleaning can be combined with autoclaving.

 
Fulflex Facility Texas

The acquisition brings more than 250 employees into the Fulflex organization.

 

Master Bond and Nordson EFD collaborated to solve the challenge of encapsulation of delicate sensor components in wearable medical technology. Explore how an adhesive and automated dispensing process protected sensors from demanding conditions. 

 

 
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