Bioviva CEO Elizabeth Parrish may have actually reversed in age
Posted on 22 Apr 2016 by Tim Brown
Historically the elixir of life has only ever existed in the realm of Hollywood writers struggling for inspiration. Healthcare
New DNA Trojan horse cancer drug delivery method trialled
Posted on 26 Feb 2016 by Michael Cruickshank
Researchers in the US have announced a new 'DNA Trojan horse' approach for delivering anti-cancer drugs using DNA, which they believe will be significantly more effective than previous technologies.
Global tech exclusivity deal boosts growth plans for UK healthcare firm
Posted on 19 Feb 2016 by Jonny Williamson
International advanced wound and skin care company, Crawford Healthcare has secured the exclusive rights to Canadian advanced materials developer, Exciton Technologies’ innovative Silver Oxysalt Technology. 3D printed implants offered through pioneering partnership
Posted on 11 Feb 2016 by Jonny Williamson
A collaboration between Sheffield healthcare company, JRI Orthopaedics and 3D printing services provider, Mobelife is set to benefit patients across the country. SOLIDWORKS World 2016: Taking it all in
Posted on 4 Feb 2016 by Tim Brown
SOLIDWORKS WORLD 2016 (SWW16) - Day 1:
The call for General Session doors to open at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Center in Dallas came just after 8:00am. Seconds later, spurred on by the thunderous sounds of AC/DC, the world’s best engineers quite literally sprinted (see circa the 28 second mark in the top video) through Hall D to claim their seats at one of the biggest shows in design technology. FDA approves XSTAT-30 bullet wound plugging device
Posted on 9 Dec 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has this week approved an innovative device used to treat bullet wounds for civilian use. Smith & Nephew acquire robotic surgery company
Posted on 5 Nov 2015 by Michael Cruickshank
UK-based medical equipment manufacturer Smith & Nephew has announced this week an acquisition in the field of robotic surgery.
New device revives transplant hearts after death
Posted on 4 Nov 2015 by Aiden Burgess
The future of organ donation has been changed forever thanks to a new device, aptly named 'Heart in a Box', that allows a heart from a deceased person to resume beating. Behind the scenes: R&D in medical device design
Posted on 31 Oct 2015 by The Manufacturer
Design team leader at Owen Mumford, Myles Whiting lifts the curtain and provides an exclusive backstage view of how the R&D department within a successful medical device manufacturer works. Lucideon invests in next-gen glass-based tooth repair tech
Posted on 28 Oct 2015 by Jonny Williamson
Lucideon’s healthcare division has announced it is developing new glass-based technology which has the potential to transform dental care globally.