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ARPA-H Commits $117.4 Million to New Biosensor Projects
ARPA-H is committing up to $117.4 million to four biosensor projects targeting heart failure, inflammation and perimenopause.
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ARPA-H is committing up to $117.4 million to four biosensor projects targeting heart failure, inflammation and perimenopause.
Medical Microinstruments has raised $125 million to expand its Symani robotic microsurgery system and fund additional clinical research.
Abbott’s CardioMEMS system gets FDA approval for new features that let patients view pressure readings and receive treatment updates on a smartphone.
The FDA is prioritising guidance on AI medical devices, generative AI and robotically assisted surgical systems for fiscal 2027.
Edwards Lifesciences has received FDA approval for the AUTUS valve, a pediatric pulmonary valve that can be expanded as children grow.
Glimpse launched Explore, expanding its CT analysis software beyond batteries to help hardware teams inspect critical parts faster across multiple industries.
Telerobotic surgery is moving into real clinical procedures worldwide, but U.S. adoption still faces regulatory, connectivity, licensing and reimbursement challenges.
Philips Verida uses AI-powered spectral CT reconstruction to deliver images faster, supporting oncology, treatment planning and low-dose lung cancer screening.
The FDA has authorised Vitestro’s Aletta robotic system to perform supervised autonomous blood draws in adult outpatients using imaging, AI and robotics.
AI is moving into handheld ultrasound, digital stethoscopes and portable ECG devices, bringing automated analysis closer to patients and clinicians.
Explore 10 medical device companies integrating AI into ultrasound, imaging, endoscopy, surgical robotics, and other clinical equipment.
Boston Scientific says a cyberattack disrupted access to IT systems and business applications, affecting operations and order processing.
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