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Today in Medical Design & Development
October 22, 2026
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Quest Diagnostics building signage with green logo and text on white exterior wall

Hackers targeted a platform for ordering tests and checking results.

 

 
Two laboratory technicians in hairnets operating advanced analytical equipment in a clinical facility.

It treats heart failure by restoring the body’s natural pacing rhythms.

 
Labcorp corporate sign at building entrance with mature trees and landscaping

The deal includes the Prequel, Foresight, SneakPeek and FirstGene tests.

 

Gecko HRi connectors offer high-reliability, small pitch performance for safety-critical applications where weight, space and connection security all matter.

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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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Five Eko handheld devices with colored handles displaying different functions: temperature, recording, analyzing, documentation, and learning modes.

It's approved for structural murmur detection.

 
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.

 

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.

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

The tubing maker primarily serves the medical device market.

 
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.

 

Engineered for Pin-in-Paste reflow, these Tin-Plated Phosphor Bronze retainers save time & money by eliminating secondary soldering steps while minimizing PCB stress. Supplied on 500-pc reel: 20mm (No. 3083), 16mm (No. 3085), & 24mm (No. 3087) sizes.

 

 
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