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MTI100 - Into 2025: Investor Optimism Ahead As Big Medtech Proves ‘It’s All About Value’

Things Can Only Get Better? Medtechs Refocus On Core Drivers, Express Nuanced Views About AI

 
• By Ashley Yeo

Pressure to exploit connected care functionality is accelerating the shift in care delivery away from the inpatient setting. Medtechs are reshaping to maximize faster-growth opportunities.

Medical technology in 2025
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The reinvention of Baxter goes on. The company that in the early 2000s was a permanent fixture among the global top 10 medtechs, focused on peritoneal and hemodialysis, will transform further in 2025 after spinning off renal care in 2024.

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