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Medical Devices
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Can India retaliate without hurting its own economy? A look at possible counter-tariffs
India weighs counter-tariffs on U.S. goods after Trump’s 50% levy—but could retaliation boomerang on its own consumers?
Can EMVision’s First Responder scanner become a breakthrough in pre-hospital stroke diagnostics?
EMVision gains ethics approvals and $400K grant for First Responder scanner trials. Find out how this breakthrough brain imaging tech could redefine stroke care.
PharmaResearch spin-off approved: Strategic realignment to create holding and operating firms by November 2025
PharmaResearch to restructure into holding and operating entities by Nov 2025, aiming to sharpen focus and boost global competitiveness. Read full analysis.
Flex expands healthcare manufacturing with new Boston-based NPI center
Discover how Flex’s Boston-based NPI center is transforming medical device manufacturing, accelerating product development, and positioning the company for future growth.
Novocuff secures $26m in Series A funding to combat preterm births
Novocuff, Inc., has successfully closed an oversubscribed $26 million Series A funding round to advance their mission of…
Tata Elxsi and Dräger forge new path in critical care innovation in India
In a major move set to transform the landscape of critical care innovation in India, Tata Elxsi and…
Olympus to acquire gastrointestinal stents manufacturer Taewoong Medical
Olympus Corporation, a Japan-based medtech company, will acquire Taewoong Medical Co., a South Korea-based gastrointestinal stents manufacturer, for…
Shalby acquires implant assets from US-based Consensus Orthopedics
Shalby Limited, an Indian multi-specialty hospital chain, has acquired certain implant assets from Consensus Orthopedics, a California-based medical…
Cardinal Health to divest Cordis medical devices business to H&F for $1bn
US healthcare company Cardinal Health has agreed to divest its Cordis medical devices business to private equity company…
No drops, no plugs: How the iTEAR100 device triggers tears in 30 seconds
Olympic Ophthalmics secures FDA clearance for iTEAR100, a handheld neurostimulator that activates tear production in seconds. Find out how it could transform dry eye treatment.