As originally asked by Ewan Savage. Julie O. I don't think the conclusion follows that barriers to entry will be lower. Martin Dewey What's a 'Wave 1 country' when it's at home..? Hannah Sampson Surely most companies selling into the EU will still ha...

"I can't tell you how many companies said we just didn't bother protecting in China because they don't care. They'll copy anyway," said Landon Lack at this year's 10x Medical Device Conference. His entire talk here: https://medgroup.biz/Landon "You h...

I'm sorry it's taken me so long to share this: Kirk Zeller, DBA gave a fantastic presentation on the Japanese market at this year's 10x Conference. Catch the video at https://medgroup.biz/Japan This fascinated me: Despite having 40% of the US populat...

Do you manufacture your medical devices in India? Would you? In late December, the Indian government allowed 100 percent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) under automatic route for medical devices to encourage investors to manufacture in the country. F...

Australia's "Fast Track" process – whereby 90% of medical devices are approved based on their CE marking through an expedited process – has been open to importers for more than a decade. Two weeks ago, a long campaign championed by Sydney-based regul...

As originally asked by Joerg Heise. There is no doubt that China will be one of the key growth geographies for international medical device companies. Public and private investments, lifestyle shifts and demographic changes will drive demand and alre...

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