Nov. 21, 2024
| Today’s news and insights for medtech leaders
Aerosol deposits could accumulate on a sensor and affect oxygen delivery, the FDA said in a recall notice. Several of the ventilator models were previously recalled for separate problems.
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Acentus, which specializes in supplying glucose sensors to patients’ homes, continues Henry Schein’s recent focus on building its homecare medical supplies business.
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CEO Vicky Demas joined Identifeye Health, a startup building an AI-supported retinal imaging device, after stints with Google’s sibling Verily and Grail.
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Philips recalled its Trilogy ventilators to fix new and previously reported problems with the machines. The company issued a mandatory software update and changed the devices’ instructions.
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Scott Whitaker said Mehmet Oz knows firsthand the impact of medical technologies on disease prevention and treatment. Oz holds a patent on Abbott’s Mitraclip heart device.
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The partnership will support data flows that enable people who use both companies’ devices to track how glucose levels affect other health metrics.
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