Amanda Pedersen is a veteran journalist and award-winning columnist with a passion for helping medical device professionals connect the dots between the medtech news of the day and the bigger picture.

Startups and emerging medtechs are the lifeblood of medical device innovation. And yet, not enough people are talking about how these innovators are facing unprecedented challenges that have already ...

Duane Morris Silicon Valley office partner Agatha H. Liu, PhD, practices intellectual property law, focusing on IP analysis, portfolio management, and strategic counseling. Drawing on more than 20 ...

Where do you stand in comparison to what your colleagues are making? Do you know if your salary is as high as it should be for your position and level of experience? Is it time to ask for a raise? And ...

Femtech is finally getting its well-deserved time in the limelight as innovative women-led products hit the medtech stage. There are many reasons behind the boom, including awareness of once taboo ...

This list of medtech "voices" was compiled over the course of several weeks. We scoured social media platforms (primarily LinkedIn and X) to find people who consistently lead and/or contribute to ...

Oracle, soothsayer, augur, visionary—it sure seems one would have to have one of those jobs to figure out how disruptive changes in healthcare are going to affect the medical device industry. That isn ...

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A camera-carrying pill may soon be available as a painless alternative to invasive gastrointestinal endoscopy. The disposable capsule, which will be marketed by Given Imaging Ltd. (Yokneam, Israel), ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have become dramatically more sophisticated in the 70 years since scientist Arthur Samuel developed the first program that could learn on its own — a checkers ...

Both major and smaller players in surgical robotics jockeyed for market share in 2022 by expanding indications and providing greater access and flexibility, either alone or by forging partnerships. In ...

A close-up of Robert F Kennedy Jr. in the Oval Office at the White House the day he was sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services.