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08 September 2011
Generous tax incentives to support innovation development,along with the National Investment Policy launched by the government, have created an optimum environment in France that has allowed the medical imaging sector to thrive. That is the view of ...
 
08 September 2011
The US FDA is introducing two new training programmes to improve the consistency and skill of its medical device unit staff who review pre-market applications. The programmes, designed for reviewers at the FDA’s Center for Devices and Radiological ...
28 July 2011
The time it takes for the US Food and Drug Administration to review 510(k) applications for clearing medical devices has increased because of industry's failure to file submissions of an adequate quality, an internal analysis by the FDA has ...
 
08 September 2011
Generous tax incentives to support innovation development,along with the National Investment Policy launched by the government, have created an optimum environment in France that has allowed the medical imaging sector to thrive. That is the view of ...
28 July 2011
The UK’s National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) has approved the use of percutaneous cryotherapy for the treatment of renal tumours. It is one of four techniques appraised in the latest round of NICE’s interventional procedures ...
 
08 September 2011
Iraqi government officials are scheduled to hold a “technical meeting” with Brazilian medtech industry representatives next month in Brasilia to discuss potential supply co-operation agreements. So said the Brazilian industry association, ...
12 January 2011
Chile has launched a healthcare voucher scheme to ensure that it meets its obligations to provide timely access to certain key medical procedures. The Bono Auge initiative is an extension of the country’s groundbreaking AUGE – “universal access with ...
 
21 July 2011
The governments of New Zealand and Australia have agreed on a new trans-Tasman plan to implement a single patent application and examination process for both countries that would provide inventors with a faster, cheaper and more streamlined patent ...
14 July 2011
Gyros, which specialises in immunoassays to aid the development of drugs and vaccines, is further strengthening its global footprint by making GE Healthcare the sole distributor of its products in Japan. Uppsala, Sweden-based Gyros already had ...
 
08 September 2011
Iraqi government officials are scheduled to hold a “technical meeting” with Brazilian medtech industry representatives next month in Brasilia to discuss potential supply co-operation agreements. So said the Brazilian industry association, ...
18 February 2011
Boston Scientific has launched its third-generation drug-eluting stents (DESs), Promus Element and Taxus Element, in India. The devices elute everolimus and paclitaxel, respectively. India is one of the fastest-growing DES markets in the world, ...
 
23 February 2011
Ashley Yeo

Bill Hawkins’ yet-to-be-appointed successor at Medtronic may be taking over at what is seen as a bad time for the group and the CRM/cardiovascular industry. But the burning question is who will the new chairman and CEO be? The announcement yesterday ...

 
23 June 2011
Japan w ants to develop its medtech industry. So how well does it support the technologies in which it already has a stake? If one was look into the field of joint navigation for an answer, they would find that the response is “Not very well”, ...
 Successor at Medtronic must choose how to ride out the bumps...   The feeling’s mutual: Corin, Stryker end US Cormet distribut...
23 February 2011
Bill Hawkins’ yet-to-be-appointed successor at Medtronic may be taking over at what is seen as a bad time for the group and the CRM/cardiovascular industry. But the burning question is who will the new chairman and CEO be? The announcement yesterday ...
18 February 2011
Off-label use of medical devices happens so often that it has become the standard of care for some disorders. But the FDA's rules on off-label use of devices are labyrinthine – and its edicts on off-label use versus off-label promotion can ...

28 October 2009
Joseph Harvey

Norway has recently topped the United Nations human development index for 2009, making it the most “developed” country in the world. Surely this provides a background for strong medtech innovation? Joseph Harvey travelled to Oslo to meet with a ...

 
28 October 2009

I recently visited Norway with senior business reporter Joseph Harvey to uncover some of the hidden medtech gems there. These were not too hard to find, considering that the country's public healthcare system – which is strongly supportive of ...

 
 
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