Ashley Yeo

Ashley Yeo

Executive Editor, MTI; Medtech Editor, In Vivo

London, UK

Ashley has reported on health care market issues with Citleline and legacy companies since 1988, initially as a linguist on the France and Germany desk and later becoming editor of three titles. Two publications are his current focus for written and multimedia (panel moderating and podcasts) content: In Vivo (global medtech market access); and Medtech Insight (regulation and policy content for the UK, European and Asia markets).

Latest from Ashley Yeo

UK MHRA’s Medtech Regulatory Update Must Keep Future EU MDR Changes In Mind

The MHRA’s premarket statutory instrument for Great Britain should to be laid before UK parliament in Q2 and be in force by year end, in an ideal world. There are concerns that the new statutory instrument must align with imminent EU MDR changes.

Separations, Value Creation And Innovation – Healthtech’s Script In 2026

Six companies exceeded $20bn in the latest Top 100 ranking of global medtechs by revenues, but with a slew of structural changes ahead, the leader board could change in 2026.

It Pays To Be Different: Philips’ Take On Purpose-Driven Imaging & Ultrasound

During his 40 years at Royal Philips, Bert van Meurs has seen the medical devices business grow in line with the evolving needs of healthcare providers with whom the company partners in customer and patient focused innovation.

German Medtechs Encouraged By Government Strategy Kick-Off And Support For EU MDR Change

Pragmatic solutions are called for to ensure that German medical device manufacturing and innovation remain competitive in global terms, federal health minister Nina Warken told a hearing of medtech industry leaders.

Philips Debuts Spectral CT With AI At RSNA 2025

Verida optimizes the entire imaging chain with AI, lowering system noise, elevating image quality and accelerating clinical workflow and marks a transformative milestone in CT, Philips claims.

German Medtech Faces 2026 In Better Shape Vs Economic and Operational Pressures

Inaugural cabinet office dialog session leaves German medtech optimistic about increasing central government support in the coming months, say trade associations in Medica preview.