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How Do Continuous Glucose Monitoring Devices Work and Reach the Market?

A continuous glucose monitor is a wearable sensor that measures glucose in interstitial fluid around the clock and streams values to a smartphone app. The category hit a regulatory milestone on March 5, 2024, when FDA cleared Dexcom's Stelo as the first over-the-counter continuous glucose…

A surgical team observes a robotic manipulator arm over an instrument tray in a steel-and-glass operating suite, cool white and teal light, no logos.
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Surgical Robotics Explained: From PUMA 560 to the Modern Operating Room

Surgical robotics is the use of computer-controlled manipulators, operated by a surgeon at a console, to position instruments and cameras inside the patient. The systems in clinical use are not autonomous: they act as fully controlled remote extensions of the surgeon, master-slave manipulators…

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How Medical Devices Get Reimbursed: The Medicare Coverage Pathway Explained

Device reimbursement in the United States runs through Medicare's coverage machinery: an item must fall within a statutory benefit category and be reasonable and necessary for diagnosis or treatment before payment follows. National coverage determinations are made through an evidence-based…