MEDdesign

Designing Medical Devices for Dignity

By Bryce Rutter, Ph.D, Metaphase Design Group, Inc.

Aging is not for the faint of heart.

Non-Invasive Test for Gut Diseases Offers Alternative
to Colonoscopy

By MedTech Intelligence Staff

The new method could help detect IBD, celiac disease, food allergies and other diseases much earlier.

UDI Implementation:
Progress, Challenges,
Where We Are Now

By Maria Fontanazza, Editor-in-Chief

U.S. medtech manufacturers must also prepare for the UDI requirements under EU MDR.

This Month:

Technical Writing Workshop Focuses
on Key Elements for Lifescience Companies

By MedTech Intelligence Staff

This two-part virtual workshop will guide participants through the process of how to write effective documents.

Featured Quote

To demand the same levels of clinical data for regenerative medicine products as for pharma seems unfeasible and limits possible treatment options that could be more cost-effective for patients.

— Joel Pickering, TRxBioSurgery

Anticipating Threats:
How Prepared Is Your Business?

By Endrita Muhaxheri, PECB

Having an effective business continuity management system based on ISO 22301 can help medtech companies remain resilient.

• Medical Device Audits, Certification & Verification
• Quality & Regulatory Market Access Solutions
  sponsored by UL
• Medical Device Component
  sponsored by 3M
• Medical Recall

How to Choose the Right Material for Your Medical Device

For many medical device designs, the best resin or combination of resins for a product depends on the device’s requirements. This blog focuses on three questions (1. What unmet need is this device satisfying? 2. What performance demands does the design place on the material? 3. What is the target cost per part?). These will guide OEMs and their contract manufacturing partners toward optimal material choices for their medical device product.

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Science of Skin: Skin Through the Ages - White Paper

Skin is the boundary between who we are as we present ourselves to the world while acting as the barrier to the insults that we experience in our day-to-day existence. Skin is the largest organ in the body and as such it is critical to the maintenance of our bodies. If we suffer damage to our skin, we can suffer a loss of function.

Access White Paper here