Medical Devices News

Tata Capital Healthcare Fund anticipates more IPO candidates from its new ₹2,500 crore fund, shifting focus from strategic sales to public listings for portfoli

Piyush Goyal emphasized the need for India's pharmaceutical sector to attract more investment in clinical trials and R&D, advocating for robust supply chains, p

A baby died after a hospital monitor's volume was set too low, leading the coroner to urge the alarm manufacturer to modify volume options.

Medical device manufacturer Boston Scientific has reported that a cyberattack is causing a "global disruption" to its operations. The company has not yet disclo

Kedaara Capital has acquired a majority stake in Tynor Orthotics for approximately $200 million, providing an exit for investor Lighthouse Funds. Tynor Orthotic

New EU approvals and simplified sterilisation rules are expected to accelerate access to medical devices.

The government has relaxed loan licence requirements for outsourced sterilization of medical gear, aiming to simplify business. However, industry leaders are co

India's Health Ministry has announced new regulatory reforms for medical devices to simplify requirements, enhance transparency, and facilitate timely access to

New government rules requiring medical device firms to print outsourced sterilisation licence numbers on labels, effective August 14, 2026, are facing oppositio

A parliamentary panel recommends reviewing Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in private hospitals, warning against aggressive corporatisation and rising healthcar

The federal government reportedly denied a regulator's request for funding to adequately monitor medical device side effects, leaving the system reliant on a fl

CDSCO has issued new guidance to clarify the regulatory pathway for artificial intelligence and software-based medical devices. This guidance details how these

Scientists at UC Irvine have developed an Implantable Bioelectronic Outlet (IBO), a hidden charging interface for long-term implanted medical devices that remai

The current regulatory framework for medical devices is deemed inadequate, with the Therapeutic Goods Administration's oversight described as deeply flawed.

Medical devices intended to assist Australians with health issues are reportedly causing significant harm, overwhelming the supervisory system.

An exclusive analysis of regulatory reports reveals a loophole in Australia's medical device rules that allowed a flawed defibrillator to be distributed, despit

An AI-powered investigation reveals the significant death and injury toll caused by Australia's weak medical device laws, highlighting a case where a back pain

A major investigation reveals the hidden toll of medical devices, highlighting how risky machines causing deaths and injuries are sold without human clinical tr