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3M Health Care Business president is leaving this year
Iterative Scopes announces positive data in Skout AI colonoscopy algorithm clinical trial
Device developer SeaStar Medical hires chief medical officer
Varta presents microbattery product portfolio at Computex 2022
Entegris opens Life Sciences Technology Center in Massachusetts
MedAcuity hires SVP of business development
Henry Schein investors push back on executive pay
Creo Medical inks collaboration agreement with Intuitive
MedTrace Pharma moves forward on 15 O-water imaging tech
Zimmer Biomet narrowly avoids shareholder rebuke on executive pay
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3M Health Care Business president is leaving this year
3M Health Care Business Group President Mojdeh Poul will retire from the company on July 1, 2022. Poul joined Maple Grove, Minnesota-based 3M (NYSE:MMM) in 2011 as the global business VP of critical and chronic care solutions. She later became VP and general manager of the company’s food safety business and president of numerous 3M…
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Manufacturing matchmaker Fictiv raises $100M for supply chain push
Fictiv has closed a $100 million Series E funding round, the on-demand manufacturing technology company said today. Fictiv focuses on “helping companies produce better products,” co-founder and CEO Dave Evans said, with three main offerings: new product development, engineer-to-order products, and maintenance, repair and operations (MRO). But the company doesn’t actually own any manufacturing equipment.…
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Creo Medical inks collaboration agreement with Intuitive
Creo Medical Group (LON: CREO) announced today that it has signed a multi-year collaboration agreement with Intuitive to make certain Creo surgical technologies compatible with the surgical robotic giant’s systems. The London exchange reacted by sending CREO shares up more than 4% to 100 pence apiece by the close of trading today. As of midday…
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Iterative Scopes announces positive data in Skout AI colonoscopy algorithm clinical trial
Iterative Scopes this week announced positive trial data in a study of its colorectal cancer screening algorithm, Skout. Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Iterative Scopes designed Skout as a computer-aided device (CADe) that uses artificial intelligence and computer vision technology to detect suspicious tissue and provide real-time feedback for gastroenterologists performing the procedure. Get the full story on…