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Connected medical devices are experiencing major interest from the healthcare industry because of their ability to integrate digital technologies, link with smartphones and online platforms, and share data. Advanced and small-sized sensors are set to accelerate the miniaturization of connected medical devices and improve their accuracy. As such, sm...

Medical device connectivity (MDC) refers to the integration of medical devices across various care settings with health information systems, enabling the seamless exchange of patient data. Connectivity is established through wired (e.g., USB and Ethernet) and wireless (e.g., Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) networks, with the primary goal of minimizing manual ...

15 Jul 2024  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Connected Diabetes Care: Innovations and Growth Opportunities

Continuous Glucose Monitoring, Artificial Pancreas Systems, and Novel Insulin Delivery Formulations to Transform the Future of Diabetes Management

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The preference for diabetes self-assessment using wearable CGMs instead of finger-stick blood sugar testing is increasing, especially in type 1 diabetics (T1D). HbA1c and time-in-range are currently the preferred biomarkers for diabetes monitoring applications. Emerging diet and fitness tracking apps help support general well-being and prevent the ...

The MedTech industry until 2040 encompasses groundbreaking integrations of artificial intelligence (AI), biotechnology, regenerative therapies, nanomedicine, and sustainable digital ecosystems to redefine preventive, personalized, and precision healthcare. These advancements enable real-time genomic editing, implantable biosensors for continuous mo...

High prevalence of complex diseases, high investments and low success rate associated with drug development, are making the health industry appeal for innovative technologies that can enhance understanding of complex diseases, contribute to the development of personalized treatments, accelerate clinical trial activities, and lower the R&D expenditu...

This study charts how digital health ecosystems are likely to form and scale through 2040 and what that implies for providers, payers, technology vendors, and retail/community partners. We define a digital health ecosystem as an interoperable platform that coordinates people, data, and decisions across home, retail, and hospital settings—secured by...

The global healthcare cybersecurity market is entering a new phase of growth as cyber risk becomes directly linked to patient safety, care continuity, and operational resilience. Healthcare organizations are expanding digital infrastructure across cloud environments, connected medical devices, patient-facing applications, and interoperable care eco...

This research analyzes how point-of-care (PoC) diagnostics is evolving from simple tests to decentralized, connected, and clinically actionable testing platforms across hospitals, outpatient settings, homes, and pharmacies.The study assesses key technology shifts, including rapid molecular testing, lateral flow assays, microfluidics, biosensors, sm...

The global continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) market is undergoing a fundamental transformation as the technology evolves from a prescription-led glucose monitoring device into an AI-connected metabolic intelligence ecosystem. Market expansion is increasingly driven by the emergence of over-the-counter (OTC) CGM, growing adoption among non-insulin...