Which Medtech Companies Are Shedding Weight in 2025? MD+DI takes a look at the medical device companies that are either spinning off or divesting underperforming units.

Many people envision manufacturing facilities as scenes from the early 20th century, with electricity-powered conveyor belts and workers performing repetitive tasks. However, this model belongs to ...

More and more OEMs, especially those with crucial legacy products, are reviewing their programs to find efficiencies and fine-tune competitive edges. That’s because many medical devices developed even ...

These companies were recently recognized by Fast Company as the most innovative companies in the medical device industry.

7 of the Top Medtech Horror Stories From tragic device failures that spur on lawsuits to getting fined millions of dollars for bribing overseas officials, the medical device industry has its share of ...

The medical device packaging industry is coming out of the pandemic’s supply and demand rollercoaster and entering 2023 forecasted for strong, stable growth.

2015 MDEA Finalists: StabiLink MIS Spinal Fixation SystemThe StabiLink MIS Spinal Fixation System, manufactured by Southern Spine LLC (United States), is a less invasive option to pedicle screws for ...

Benefits of ISO 13485 Certification for Medical Device Manufacturing ISO 13485 certification is an internationally recognized standard for medical device companies involved at any stage of a product’s ...

Aside from the unpredictability of COVID-19 surges, two issues are clearly top of mind for most executives in the medical device industry: the supply chain crisis and hospital staffing shortages.

Ensuring accuracy by force measurement and material testing is a necessary requirement in most every industry, especially orthopaedic and medical parts manufacturing where the highest quality control ...

Manufacturers face pressure to bend the traditional production models to meet the rising need to operate in a circular economy and meet additional environmental sustainability initiatives. But safety ...

The increasing use of technology in medicine has created cybersecurity vulnerabilities that threaten healthcare systems and patient outcomes. Medical devices are particularly susceptible to attacks ...