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Outsourcing MedTech Devices: Considerations from the Outset

More and more companies are joining forces with software developers to create innovative products. But many are learning the hard way that making next-generation digital therapeutics isn’t as easy as signing a partnership agreement.

How Can Pharma Companies Join the Digital Therapeutics Revolution?

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Synchron’s brain-computer interface device is being developed to allow patients with mobility challenges to operate certain technology with their mind. 

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The company also announced a new automation facility to be located in Shanghai.

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The company revealed the data at the 65th Annual Scientific Meeting in Austin, Texas.

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Alira Health and MassMEDIC collaborated on the report.

CDMOs Show Strong Growth in 2023 US MedTech Contract Manufacturing Report

Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH, explains how Dermasensor works

How Dermasensor works

The first health care professional to examine a skin lesion that appears suspicious to a patient is most frequently the primary care clinician. Whether the lesion is of greater concern than a normal dermatologic variation or perhaps an age-related change will be the frontline clinician's next assessment, followed by a decision to watch or to make a referral to a specialist.

® dermatologist Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH, described 

, a new FDA-approved handheld, AI-based device designed to scan and assess skin lesions in the primary care clinical setting. The device returns 1 of 2 responses following a scan: “Investigate Further,” indicating a referral, or “Monitor,” an outcome which could help rule out a majority of unnecessary referrals for benign lesions.

In the short video above, Hartman describes the device technology and highlights its sensitivity and specificity when used in primary care.

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Dermatologist Rebecca Hartman, MD, MPH, explains how DermaSensor is designed to scan and assess skin lesions to aid cancer screening efforts.

Dermasensor, a handheld AI device, can help physicians screen for skin cancer

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