Researchers have created molecular robots that can employ swarm behaviours to move & release small cargoes. The tech could have potential as a drug delivery mechanism & may lead to a variety of future nanotechnological medical applications. bit.ly/3P0WQdb

Researchers at Texas A&M University created a wireless device that aims to illuminate and destroy residual tumour cells left after cancer resection. The device can be used by surgeons to illuminate the tumour bed after resection. bit.ly/3FqUbFe #medicaldevice

Researchers have developed a nanoparticle system that can aid with the removal of endometrial lesions in a minimally invasive fashion. The research team’s nanoparticle technology can aid in minimally invasively destroying such lesions. bit.ly/3P0IgCi #medicalresearch

A study in ACS Central Science, one team describes a new, long-acting silver-ion releasing coating that, in rats, prevents bacteria from adhering to implants and then kills them. bit.ly/3Pd76z9 #medicaldevice

Abbott, CamDiab and Ypsomed have entered a partnership to develop and market an integrated automated insulin delivery (AID) system to help patients manage their diabetes round-the-clock. bit.ly/3PagDGW #medicalresearch #medicaldevice #insulin #diabetes

Israel-based cardiovascular medical device start-up, Filterlex Medical, has completed the first-in-human study of its CAPTIS device. It is designed to lessen the risk of stroke & other complications during catheter-based heart surgeries. bit.ly/3FMtWJk #medicaldevice

A nanotech imaging device, tiny enough to fit on a smartphone camera lens, has the potential to make the diagnosis of certain diseases accessible & affordable for people in rural & remote regions, say Australian scientists who developed it. bit.ly/3yApMTl #medicaldevice

Researchers have developed an advanced organ-on-a-chip system that incorporates heart, bone, liver, and skin tissue in independent niches that are linked with simulated vascular flows. bit.ly/3NaDKzi #medicalresearch #medicaldevice

Researchers at the University of Texas at Dallas, in collaboration with EnLiSense, developed a wearable electrochemical sweat sensor that can detect chemokines in sweat, alerting the wearer & clinicians to a viral or bacterial infection. bit.ly/3sBBo4P #medicaldevice

Researchers have created a soft robotic sleeve to treat lymphedema. This wearable sleeve combines a microfluidic controller and soft robotic components that apply compression to the arm to reduce and control fluid accumulation. bit.ly/3Gb6o16 #medicaldevice

Opharmic Technology has developed an ultrasonic non-invasive ocular drug delivery device with the goal of replacing intravitreal injections. bit.ly/3Pgba1p #medicaldevice #medicalresearch

Ametek Coining is launching all-new Bio-Implantable Composite Materials (BCMs) that are ideal for multiple life-saving applications in the medical industry. bit.ly/3wDMI2M #medicaldevice #medicalresearch

Owen Mumford Ltd has launched a new venous blood collection portfolio under its Unistik brand. The new Unistik blood collection range launches with a collection of three devices. bit.ly/3ly0hue #medicalresearch #medicaldevice

Researchers have created a zwitterion polymer coating for in-dwelling medical devices, such as urinary catheters, that prevents microbes from adhering and creating troublesome biofilms. bit.ly/3wQeJ7q #medicalresearch #medicaldevice

Researchers have developed a smart stent that can monitor hemodynamic parameters. The system could be helpful in long-term monitoring and aid patients with cardiovascular issues to avoid repeated angiograms. bit.ly/38vO1aJ #medicaldevice

A team of researchers at the University of California San Diego created a wearable device that uses a disposable microneedle patch to continuously sample and analyse interstitial fluid. bit.ly/3PsHUEU #medicaldevice #medicalresearch #wearabletech

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Interviewing respondents to get great insight is an artform. Researchers meet such a variety of characters when on fieldwork. Here's a few examples of personalities and how best to manage how they respond. creativemedicalresearch.com/market-researc… #marketresearch #medicaldevices

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