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September 15, 2026
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Current Events in Custom Medical Electronics

Medical electronics sit at the nexus of sophisticated device functionality, demanding clinical requirements, and complex manufacturing considerations.
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Financial & Business
OEM News

Medtronic Begins Final Push to Separate MiniMed

The company began an exchange offer to split off at least 80.1% of the remaining shares in its former diabetes business.

OEM News

Intuitive’s da Vinci SP Earns Expanded EU Nod

The single-port surgical robotic system earned CE mark approval for transvaginal gynecological procedures.

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People

CereVasc Hires Tony Kingsley as President & CEO

Former President and CEO Dan Levangie has transitioned to the board chairman role.

OEM News

Medtronic, Sonus Microsystems Link Up for AI-Powered Pregnancy Monitoring

The Gates Foundation-funded studies will combine Medtronic vital-sign monitoring with Sonus’ ultrasound AI platform.

OEM News

Senseonics, Beta Bionics to Combine Eversense 365 with iLet Bionic Pancreas

The integrated system will merge year-long glucose sensing with adaptive insulin delivery that eliminates carb counting.

Regulatory

HHS Phasing Out COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorizations

The EUA declarations were created to facilitate rapid access to unlicensed medications and devices during the pandemic.

Medtech Musings

AI Chatbots: A Conundrum for the FDA

AI chatbots have eased workloads for clinicians but raise concerns about safety and regulation.