AdvaMed’s Medtech POV blog features all the latest developments, perspectives, and resources by and for the medical technology community.
As medtech and the health care system drive us closer to the pandemic’s end, reflexive and ill-conceived antitrust policy targeting medical technology companies risks thwarting innovation, foreclosing patient access to…
The long-term implications of state right-to-repair laws could have devastating consequences for health care providers and their patients.
Sherri Dodd has spent 30 years working to improve patient outcomes across the pharmaceutical, medical technology, and public health sectors.
Last year, CMS proposed a new Medicare coverage pathway for breakthrough technologies called Medicare Coverage of Innovative Technology (MCIT). Via the this pathway, FDA-designated and approved breakthrough technologies, which are…
Brought to you by AdvaMed, Medtech POV with Scott Whitaker is a podcast that covers the intersection of medtech and policy from every perspective.
Unequal access to medical technologies and, more broadly, health care services continues to persist – often disproportionately impacting the lives of racial and ethnic minorities.
This piece shines light on this mass tort generation machine against medical device manufacturers, explaining how it works and cautioning against the impact it is having on American healthcare.
Dr. Y and his teams have spent more than 40 years inventing and improving the science of prosthetic heart valve design to help people with heart disease.
Racial and ethnic disparities and biases are pervasive throughout the United States healthcare system and have profound, long-lasting impacts on the health and wellness of people of color.
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