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The medical device industry has long measured progress in years saved, lives improved, and regulatory hurdles cleared. But there is another metric that rarely appears on development dashboards: the carbon footprint of the testing process itself. When we t

One of the most common questions we get and a question that keeps coming up in cardiovascular device development circles, in regulatory affairs meetings, and in conversations between engineers who have just run their first digital twin simulation is "Will

The medical device industry faces many challenges and pressures to reduce development timelines, cut costs and navigate complex regulatory pathways. Traditional development approaches rely heavily on animal testing and extensive clinical trials - processe

Pediatric cardiovascular medical device development faces a critical challenge: children are not just "small adults." Their unique anatomies, rapid growth, and vulnerable physiology create hurdles that traditional research and testing methods struggle to

When One Size Doesn't Fit All Medical devices should work for everyone-not just for a narrow group of patients. True inclusive medical device design means creating solutions that fit people across age, sex, size, and anatomy. Yet too often, devices are de