Devices

The approval will allow the company to launch its long-term continuous remote monitoring device on the European market in the near future.

The device with a companion app goes beyond basic temperature readings to provide symptom tracking and actionable next steps based on key health indicators.

Companies accepted to the program will benefit from the free office space and funding, as well as marketing and legal consulting services.

Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have developed a handheld device that can pick up vital signs from a patient's lips and fingertip.

The device is set to ship in September, providing users with an easy way to monitor their cardiovascular health, without the need for cuffs or monitors.

The agency cleared it as a Class II medical device intended to condition electrocardiogram (ECG) signals for digital transmission via Bluetooth.

Simply by pricking their finger and providing a small blood sample, users can get results within 24 hours of the sample being received by the Dr Now lab.

San Antonio-based MR3 Health is looking to develop a monitoring platform for high risk patients to spot signs of trouble before they need to be hospitalized.

This is the first and only full mobile CGM system that allows adults and children as young as 2 years old to conveniently monitor and share glucose levels.

Weight scale, blood pressure monitor, glucometer, pulse oximeter for OTC use, and insulin pump will generate total U.S. sales of nearly 17M units in 2019.