The Oxford Student explores how medical devices can shape medicine in the future, and the research in Oxford surrounding this field.
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Revolutionary 3D-Printed Materials Could Enhance Organ Regeneration and Battery Performance
A new material developed by the University of Virginia’s team could not only improve organ transplant scaffolding but also lead to safer, more efficient solid-state batteries.
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ProVoyance, intive partner-up to advance AI-powered orthopedic devices
The convergence of AI, specialized software, and clinical expertise is creating a new paradigm in orthopedic patient car ...
Freenome has announced a strategic agreement with Roche aimed at commercialising its cancer screening technology outside the ...
A California federal court has ordered Apple to pay US$634 million (Rp10.6 trillion) to Masimo for infringing its blood ...
Delaware Health Technology Company Reports Substantial Growth in Home Health Monitoring Device Adoption as Consumer Demand ...
The Health Sector Coordinating Council’s Cybersecurity Working Group today released a best practices guide for health care organizations and medical device manufacturers that includes an updated ...
VenstraMedical announced that it secured an investment to accelerate the development of its percutaneous ventricular assist ...
AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Alafair Biosciences, Inc., a medical device company redefining soft-tissue ...
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