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September 3, 2026

THE LATEST ON THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY

Longevity’s New Demands on Wearables

The next generation of wearables must recognize that healthspan is shaped by connected systems, not isolated metrics.
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Financial & Business

Nolato Grows CDMO Capabilities with Dutch Unitron Acquisition

Unitron manufactures complex mechatronic and electronic equipment, including ventilation, electrophysiology, optics, heating, and printed electronics.

OEM News

$2M NCI Grant Backs AiM Medical Robotics’ MRI-Guided Brain Cancer Robot

The award will support a first-in-human feasibility study from September 2026 through August 2028.

OEM News

Philips Data Shows AI Echo Tool Outperforms 2D Method for Mitral Regurgitation

3D Auto CFQ measured mitral regurgitation with accuracy more closely matching cardiac MRI than conventional, 2D PISA.

OEM News

Elucid Lands $55M to Accelerate AI Cardiology Platform

Proceeds will fund the company’s commercial expansion, including its FFR-CT platform, currently under FDA review.

OEM News

Vara Wins World-First CE Mark for Autonomous AI in Breast Screening

In Vara's autonomous triage, AI can report examinations classified as clearly normal without radiologist review.

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Philips Rolls Out Single-Transducer Ultrasound for OB/GYN Imaging

The transducer uses Collaboration Live for real-time remote consultations during ultrasounds, growing access to specialty care in remote areas.

OEM News

Alcon Debuts UNITY M Ophthalmic Surgical Microscope in U.S., Japan

The base model features a red reflex zone up to six times larger than Zeiss ARTEVO, designed to remain stable as the eye moves.