What Does the Future Hold for Medtech? (Device Makers Will Adapt or Fail)
From Medical Device and Diagnostic Industry Journal:
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To celebrate MD+DI's 35th year, we're looking back as well as moving forward. In addition to reminiscing about the #-Link-Snipped-#, we're also ruminating on what might come next.
We asked four experts to look into their crystal balls to predict what the future might hold for physicians, medical technology, medtech companies, and the regulatory system. If their prognostications are true, the coming years will be both exciting and challenging for the industry.
Will you be ready?
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To celebrate MD+DI's 35th year, we're looking back as well as moving forward. In addition to reminiscing about the #-Link-Snipped-#, we're also ruminating on what might come next.
We asked four experts to look into their crystal balls to predict what the future might hold for physicians, medical technology, medtech companies, and the regulatory system. If their prognostications are true, the coming years will be both exciting and challenging for the industry.
Will you be ready?
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