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Image medtech December 5th, 2025 Sweat signals for safer births A Swiss medtech start-up is developing an innovative wearable device that monitors the health of pregnant women by analysing mo...
Image medtech November 28th, 2025 A tiny microcatheter can be guided deep into the brain Researchers have developed a magnetic catheter capable of navigating deep within the brain without damaging blood vessel walls....
Image medtech November 21st, 2025 A swallowable bioprinter for treating wounds in the digestive tract A new, pill-sized bioprinter developed by EPFL promises to treat gastrointestinal wounds from within, eliminating the need for ...
