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Strykers innovative products and services across medical and surgical, neurotechnology, orthopaedics, and spine change the lives of over 150 million patients annually worldwide

With a uniquely collaborative MedTech ecosystem that includes academic support and world-class research centres, Irish companies are well-positioned to provide the solutions that healthcare providers need, says Leo Clancy, CEO, Enterprise Ireland.

A MEDICAL firm based in Croom has been given a prestigious prize at a top industry ceremony. Croom Medical, a contract manufacturer of orthopaedic implants and ...

A LIMERICK company has been handed a top award at the Medtech Awards, taking home the Medtech Partner/Supplier of the Year Award.

Two Sligo companies are among the nominees for this year’s Irish Medtech Awards.   Among the finalists is Lawrence Engineering, which is nominated in

Medtech Forum will see approximately 1,200 medtech stakeholders from Europe register for the event in Dublin's Convention Centre.

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Cerenovus, which develops medical devices to treat patients who have had a stroke, got the top prize at this year's Irish Medtech Awards.

A County Roscommon company was one of the big winners at the annual Irish Medtech awards last night. Harmac Medical Products, based in Castlerea…

Aerogen aerosol tech is being used by China's CanSinoBIO to provide a more cost-effective method of delivering its Covid-19 vaccine.