MassDevice.com +5 | The top 5 medtech stories for January 6, 2017
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5. Boston Scientific gives a lift to new erectile dysfunction device
Want to put some lead in your pencil? Try nitinol instead.
The wonder metal—a nickel-titanium alloy with heat-activated shape memory—has proved essential for Wisconsin and Illinois researchers building what British tabloids are calling a “bionic penis.” Read more
4. Terumo, Xenex ink Japanese distro deal for LightStrike room disinfection robot
Terumo Corp. said today it inked a Japanese distribution deal with Xenex to distribute its Xenex LightStrike Germ-Zapping Robots in the region.
The LightStrike device is designed to use pulsed xenon ultraviolet room disinfection technology to remove pathogens such as C. diff, staphylococcus aureus and carbapenem-resistent Enterobacteriaceae, Terumo said. The Xenex LightStrike device has also been shown to be effective against Ebola and Anthrax, the company added. Read more
3. Taris Biomedical closes enrollment in Phase Ib drug-device combo trial
Taris Biomedical said today that it closed initial enrollment in its phase Ib clinical trial following positi...
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