According to FDI World Dental Organization, in 2019, it was estimated that 2.3 billion people suffer from tooth decay (dental caries) of permanent teeth, globally. And among them, more than 530 million are children.
Medical Moulded Products, in seven years, has designed many products for the medical sector. Peter Lucas, co-director, explains the history of cleanrooms and shares his predictions for the future of the cleanroom market.
Material selection and testing can often be one of the critical challenges to developing microfluidic devices for the healthcare and life sciences markets.
Read about the medical device that reduces the chance of feeding tubes being misplaced into the lungs. George Gallagher, the founder and CEO of Enteral Access Technologies, explains how the device works and why it’s so important.
3D printing has made its biggest impact in manufacturing, and increasingly in recent years it has shown its potential in the medical field, as it is used in the development of prosthetics, replacement organs and medical equipment.
Cleanrooms kits—such as Connect 2 Cleanrooms’ (C2C) ready-to-ship range of Rapid Room cleanrooms—offer organisations a quick way of adding additional cleanroom space and they are gaining in popularity.
ENGEL discusses how integrated solution can boost efficiency and how automated production of ophthalmic products can be done in the smallest possible work area.
Ian Bolland spoke to Stephen Cartwright, Government of New South Wales agent general to the United Kingdom senior trade & investment commissioner for Europe & Israel about the attractive nature of the region for life sciences.
Eric Erickson from Stratasys explains the value of increased personalisation within healthcare, the state of the industry including the main barriers to adoption as well as recent innovative developments in 3D printing materials.
