Omar Ford is a veteran reporter in the field of medical technology and healthcare journalism. As Editor-in-Chief of MD+DI ...

On the pages of the calendar, it wasn’t too long ago that the thought of synthetic messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines seemed quite imaginary to students in the Biotechnology Program at Thomas Jefferson ...

Graphic accompanying Pedersen's POV, a weekly op-ed column by MD+DI Senior Editor Amanda Pedersen, for the medtech industry.

Two years ago, FDA found itself scrambling to prevent shortages after shutdowns of two facilities that use ethylene oxide (also known as EtO, or EO) for medical device sterilization. The threat ...

The medical device sector must meet stringent regulatory requirements plus convince potential customers that they make reliable, safe products. Having a strong commitment to quality can help customers ...

Despite economic uncertainty in some industries, the medical device sector is expected to continue growing at a healthy pace in 2023 and beyond, bringing with it a commensurate need for additional ...

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A camera-carrying pill may soon be available as a painless alternative to invasive gastrointestinal endoscopy. The disposable capsule, which will be marketed by Given Imaging Ltd. (Yokneam, Israel), ...

The Medical Design Excellence Awards competition is the medical technology industry's premier awards program. Since 1998, the MDEAs have recognized achievements in medical product design and ...

Women make 80% of healthcare decisions in the United States, but the percentage of females leading healthcare companies is still tiny. A 2012 report estimated that only 4% of healthcare CEOs are women ...

The increasing demand for higher energy storage capacity in healthcare environments has led to the adoption of parallel battery configurations in various industries. These configurations offer ...

Remember this line? “Space: the final frontier.” But it is actually medtech that is the final frontier these days for Star Trek-inspired technology, especially thanks to the $10 million Qualcomm ...