Supply Chain

The Medical Device Innovation Consortium developed a blueprint for early feasibility study success.

Wisconsin's Democratic lawmakers are drafting a proposal to control the cost of prescription drugs in the state, according to Wisconsin Public Radio.

The XSTAT hemostatic device was successfully used this week to clot a bleeding soldier's wound, marking the first documented clinical use of the tool.

Six months ago, the FDA ruled that a machine tied to a dangerous superbug outbreak needed to be taken off the market to protect public health. However, the machine remains in use after FDA officials backed down, according to Bloomberg.

A team of researchers from the National University of Singapore created a new tablet fabrication method that produces a single customizable pill specific to patients' needs.

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A new proposal from Medicare to alter the way it pays for some drugs has sparked a large debate as to whether the plan gives too much power to government regulators over drug prices, according to PBS.

A group of physicians assembled Tuesday on behalf of the FDA to rule that St. Jude Medical's new heart device appears safe and effective in stroke prevention, according to the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

In the last 15 years, the FDA approved several high-risk devices for obstretric and gynecological procedures that were insufficiently tested before receiving approval, according to researchers at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine.

The Healthcare Supply Chain Association has named Ricki Wilson, director of supply chain informatics at Irving, Texas-based Vizient, chairperson of the HSCA's Committee for Healthcare eStandards.