Month: June 2024

Peter Marks from CBER Discusses New Rare Disease Hub and Upcoming Guidance on Accelerated Approvals: An Exclusive Analysis in Life Science

Peter Marks from CBER Discusses New Rare Disease Hub and Upcoming Guidance on Accelerated Approvals: An Exclusive Analysis in Life Science

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Unlocking Market Adoption: The Essential Guide

Unlocking Market Adoption: The Essential Guide

In a critical discussion on the Global Medical Device Podcast, hosted by Etienne Nichols, Shaherah Yancy, CEO of Research Lifecycle Solutions, shared her profound insights on key strategies for MedTech companies, particularly focusing on the importance of clinical and regulatory frameworks. Here’s a breakdown of their conversation and the valuable takeaways for anyone involved in […]

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Embecta Showcases Its Insulin Patch Pump at ADA Event

Embecta Showcases Its Insulin Patch Pump at ADA Event

Embecta, a company previously known for manufacturing pen needles and insulin syringes, has made strides in the development of an insulin patch pump specifically designed for individuals with Type 2 diabetes. The company showcased two abstracts at the recent American Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions, which spotlighted the need and effectiveness of their new patch pump […]

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Grail Embarks Independently in the Public Markets Following Completion of Illumina Spin-Off

Grail Embarks Independently in the Public Markets Following Completion of Illumina Spin-Off

Cancer test maker Grail made its debut on the Nasdaq on Tuesday, marking a significant pivot nearly four years after its initial public offering plans were disrupted by a takeover from Illumina. This development follows a prolonged period of regulatory disputes involving both the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the European Commission, which challenged the […]

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Managing Medical Device Projects with Paper Systems: A High-Risk Approach

Managing Medical Device Projects with Paper Systems: A High-Risk Approach

Despite the prevalence of modern document management options, many startup medical device companies surprisingly still rely on traditional methods such as paper records and “digital paper” tools like spreadsheets, Dropbox, and other general-purpose software. These methods pose significant risks to both business operations and product quality within a Quality Management System (QMS). There are inherent […]

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Tracking Risky Medical Devices: How Kaiser Permanente Hospitals Stay Vigilant

Tracking Risky Medical Devices: How Kaiser Permanente Hospitals Stay Vigilant

When new medical devices are approved by the FDA, there is still uncertainty about their effectiveness. Unlike biotech products, device makers do not have to provide as much clinical data for approval. After approval, tracking device performance in the real world is challenging due to lack of comprehensive databases and difficulties in tracking unique device […]

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Roche Announces New Neuro Alliance, Signs R&D Agreement with RNA-Editing Startup Ascidian

Roche Announces New Neuro Alliance, Signs R&D Agreement with RNA-Editing Startup Ascidian

Roche, a pharmaceutical company, has entered into a partnership with Ascidian Therapeutics, a startup focusing on RNA editing technology in genetic medicine. This $42 million deal allows Roche to use Ascidian’s RNA exon-editing technology for certain neurological targets that have severe unmet medical needs. Ascidian’s approach to genetic medicine involves editing exons to replace mutated […]

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