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Global supply chains for MedTech

31.07.2026

Navigating political shifts and logistical complexity requires both flexible strategies and dependable partnerships.
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The path to the international market

14.07.2025

How do manufacturers achieve a good international market entry, from analysis to adjustments during operation?
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Showcase into the future

15.08.2024

With the Hot Topics, COMPAMED in Düsseldorf showcases fascinating developments in medical technology.
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Noninvasive technology tests for malaria without a blood sample

10.08.2023

Yale researchers and CytoAstra develop cytophone, a laser-ultrasound platform for noninvasive malaria detection. Funding from Gates Foundation supports prototype development and testing in Burkina Faso. Improved sensitivity offers promising diagnosis and treatment potential, bypassing emerging antigen test challenges.
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Grant to facilitate high-speed bioprinting

26.07.2023

Penn State researchers lead a project to develop tech for scalable bioprinting of native human tissues like bones, tracheas and organs.
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Alex Dolce, Florida Atlantic University

U.S. patent for portable tool to diagnose and monitor sickle cell disease

28.06.2023

In the United States, sickle cell disease affects about 100,000 people and about 2 million Americans carry this genetic mutation. The most common and serious problems caused by sickle cell disease are anemia, pain and organ failure – stroke affects about 10 out of 100 children who have this disease. The national median life expectancy for people who have sickle cell disease can reach up to age 50.
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