Execs On The Move: January 2025

An interactive look at recent executive-level company changes and promotions in the medical device and diagnostics industries.

Executives on the Move.

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Barcelona’s S2 Xpeed Accelerates Hardware-Based Medtech Start-Ups From Prototype To Market

 
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Barcelona-based accelerator S2 Xpeed is driving the rapid growth of medtech and hardware start-ups in Europe. Operating under a "sweat equity" model, the program helps early-stage companies move from prototype to manufacturing readiness in exchange for equity. This month, the accelerator will add a fourth cohort of 10 more start-ups, five of which are in the medtech space.

Wired Health: Women Of Wearables Shares Market Outlook

 

Medtech Insight sat down with Anja Streicher, chief marketing officer at Women of Wearables, a global community offering events and education resources to support the femtech industry, to discuss trends in the women's wearables tech market, challenges and innovators pushing the boundaries.

Drop Email Pronouns And Return To Work, Administration Orders FDA Staffers

 

Chaos continues at the FDA’s device center as reinstated staffers begin daily commutes to comply with the administration’s return to office policy. Staffers can no longer publicly share their pronouns per Trump’s “Defending Women” executive order.

Wired Health: One-Size-Fits-All Wearables Don’t Work For Women’s Health

 

Wearable technology must address women’s unique needs, said Anja Streicher, Women of Wearables chief marketing officer. Samphire Neuroscience and Amira Health demo wearable solutions for PMS and hot flashes at Wired Health.

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Roche’s Bet On Next-Gen Sequencing Poses New Challenge For Illumina’s Market Dominance

 
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Roche Diagnostics CEO Matthew Sause tells Medtech Insight about how the technology addresses the pricing challenges for mid- and low-throughput customers.

New CLIA Rule Updates Personnel Policies

 
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A new set of clinical lab regulations, which came into effect in January, include higher fees, an expanded set of possible consequences for labs that are not in compliance, and revised employee standards.

23andMe Files For Bankruptcy, Raising Fresh Concerns Over Fate Of Genetic Data

23andMe has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and announced the resignation of founder and CEO Anne Wojcicki. Privacy concerns surrounding the sale of its extensive genetic database remain after a 2023 data breach exposed data from some 7 million users. Experts warn that bankruptcy proceedings could lead to consumer data being sold, raising questions about legal protections and consumer rights.