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Brain-computer interfaces advance toward trials and commercialization, Oura pushes for FDA-cleared blood pressure monitoring, and regulators weigh AI’s expanding role in mental health and diagnostics amid rising safety concerns.
India is transforming its medtech sector from a consumer-importer market into an innovator-exporter industry. But stakeholders are aware of a public-private investment imbalance, In Vivo notes in part three of its APACMed 2025 conference report.
Corporate venture arms can be powerful growth partners, but founders who don’t take time to understand them risk missing their greatest value.
India is transforming its medtech sector from a consumer-importer market into an innovator-exporter industry. But stakeholders are aware of a public-private investment imbalance, In Vivo notes in part three of its APACMed 2025 conference report.
Legal and other experts discuss the need to plug data privacy and regulatory gaps and address prescription shortcuts at e-pharmacies. Collaborative models with brick and mortar chemists were also proposed.
The unwieldy application demands of the EU’s bunch of interconnected data regulations are creating headaches for the medtech industry.
EU industry association MedTech Europe fears a repeat of MDR/IVDR implementation chaos without immediate clarity over timelines for the readiness of the AI Act’s essential structures and documents.
Legal and other experts discuss the need to plug data privacy and regulatory gaps and address prescription shortcuts at e-pharmacies. Collaborative models with brick-and-mortar chemists were also proposed.
The US International Trade Commission has banned smart rings from Ultrahuman and RingConn after Oura Health's patent infringement case. Ultrahuman countersued, claiming Oura infringes its intellectual property. Sales and marketing of the affected rings will cease on October 22.
Urgent action is needed to address gaps in how risks from medical devices and diagnostics utilizing AI are identified, mitigated and managed. So says James Pink, renowned medtech regulatory expert in an interview with Medtech Insight.
Germany’s electronic patient record – ePA – is a flagship initiative of the ongoing national healthcare reform. The medtech industry welcomes rollout of the ePA while calling for further improvements.
Merck KGaA's Emre Ozcan outlines the company's systematic approach to integrating digital solutions across the care continuum in specialty pharmaceuticals, moving from technology-first to patient-need-first strategies.










