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There are a few such products on the UK market that (from the CE mark and Notified Body number) are Class II devices. They are for sensitive teeth and I can almost understand how they could be pharmaceutical products since they have an active and spe...

I work for a class II medical device manufacturer that has never done anytime of marketing. My job is to get us into the 21st century with aligning us with the way buyers want to educate themselves and buy - which is digital marketing strategies. How...

At Qmed/MPMN, we've noticed that stories about serious recalls garner a lot of Web traffic from our device designer and engineer subscribers. Maybe it is the same type of psychology that causes people to run down the street to check out a burning hou...

Hi everyone, I would like to discover good ideas to make the intended user aware of forseeable misuses of a Medical Device, besides User's Guide that from my experience doesn't really work as expected.Trainings would be an alternative but... what hap...

I'd like to know what are your thoughts on the issue? How do you handle the cyber security issue in your company? Do you think we are doing enough to protect medical devices from cyber threats? Did you have to open NCR or seen any adverse event due t...

A keynote speaker at MD&M West in Anaheim on Thursday said mobile health could end up making half of medical devices obsolete. So here's what I'm wondering: Is this hype, or is it a real threat?How Software Will Kill—or Save—Medical DevicesDon't ...

Very dependent on tears being an accurate gauge of blood glucose--beside the workability of the technology as a real-time alert visible on the lens, not just on the smartphone. What do you see as its potential?