Device Companies will Drive Surgery Automation to Increase Elective Procedures in Western Europe
Western European selective medical devices market for elective procedures is expected to reach $16.8 billion by 2023 at a CAGR of 29.2%, finds Frost & Sullivan Frost & Sullivan’s recent
Attacks on Healthcare Industry Continue to Thrive, Despite Increased Security Measures
‘91 percent of hospital administrators considered the security of data as a top focus last year, 62% feel inadequately trained and/or unprepared to mitigate cyber risks’ that could impact their
Pilloxa launches the first plug-and-play platform to create apps to connect patients with pharma and HCPs
Pilloxa launches the first plug-and-play platform to create apps to connect patients with pharma and HCPs Digital health company Pilloxa today announced the launch of their new product offering, a
Menopause to Become the Next Game-changer in the Global Femtech Solutions Industry by 2025
Global femtech market estimated to hit $1.15 billion by 2025, finds Frost & Sullivan Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis on the global femtech solutions industry finds that the COVID-19 pandemic
Imec Joins Forces With Sivers Photonics and ASM AMICRA
This week, imec, a world-leading research and innovation center in nanoelectronics and digital technologies, together with Sivers Photonics (formerly CST Global, and a subsidiary of Sivers Semiconductors), a UK-based high-volume
Ugandan remittances decline but still are a lifeline for rural people
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the global economy and job security for Ugandan migrant workers around the world has reduced the amount of money they are sending back
Why calibration is fundamental to obtaining accurate radon measurements
In many countries, there is a requirement that a radon instrument should be calibrated once a year. This is important as many instruments lack the functionality to determine whether it
Tanzania and IFAD partner to boost productivity, improve food security and build resilience of small-scale farmers in the face of the climate change
A US$77.4 million project signed by the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) and the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania will bring much needed help to 260,000 rural