Issue 48 • February 2022

Medical devices for rare diseases – the unmet need

3D printing devices on site: healthcare hero or hazard?

IQVIA on AI’s potential to improve trial diversity

The Theranos saga: a wake-up call for the lab-developed test market

Elizabeth Holmes was accused of conning investors and patients with her “breakthrough” blood tests, but the Theranos case may have helped highlight an important loophole in FDA regulation

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  • In this issue
  • Contents
  • Formacoat Company Insight
  • Formacoat
  • PAMA Manufacturing and Sterilization
  • Briefing
  • Industry news
  • The medical industry briefing
  • Covid-19 executive briefing by GlobalData
  • Sartorius
  • Comment
  • 3D printing will languish in healthcare – until it explodes
  • Public healthcare systems will be last in line for surgical robotic systems
  • The pandemic has increased the use of virtual application services
  • Sandvik Company Insight
  • Sandvik
  • In Depth
  • The Theranos saga: a wake-up call for the lab-developed test market
  • Medical devices for rare diseases: the unmet need
  • 3D printing devices on site: healthcare hero or hazard?
  • IQVIA on AI’s potential to match patients to trials and improve trial diversity
  • UK med tech faces regulatory uncertainty post-Brexit
  • In Data
  • The medical devices companies leading the way in cybersecurity
  • Internet of things innovation is declining
  • Europe is seeing a hiring boom in data analytics
  • Global markets and indices
  • Macro-economic indicators
  • Macro-economic indicators (page 2)
  • Events
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