Australia’s labour shortage struggles are far from over, continuing to impact companies like diagnostic imaging services provider Integral Diagnostics (ASX: IDX). This impact was reflected in its mixed results for the first half of FY24. Integral Diagnostics is an Australia and New Zealand-based medical diagnostics company offering radiology services—from X-rays and CT scans to ultrasounds,
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If you thought only cars could be autonomous (hey, Tesla), think again. Medical device company Control Bionics (ASX: CBL) has wheeled the technology into autonomous wheelchairs, ensuring people with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)—a motor neuron disease—live a better, “freer” life. In support of that, the Company’s wholly-owned US subsidiary has secured a research grant of
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Aussie MedTech company Nova Eye Medical (ASX: EYE) has kicked off the new year with good news for investors, recording an impressive $7.6 million in sales in the US for its glaucoma surgical devices during the six months concluding on December 31, 2023 (unaudited). This represents a remarkable 65% growth compared to the previous corresponding
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In Chile, one in eight adults have diabetes. The number of people with the condition there has risen almost 50% in the past ten years. By 2030, the healthcare spending on diabetes in Chile is set to surpass $4 billion. Chile’s healthcare needs demand companies like medical tech company Proteomics (ASX: PIQ) that emphasise early
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Making maternity care more accessible to all expectant parents including those in regional and rural Australians, HeraMED (ASX: HMD) has been promoting at-home pregnancy management using its digital monitoring device HeraCARE. Now the Company has levelled up its strategic shift for the device by securing a new Partner Agreement with Telstra Health, expanding its customer
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Covid-19 reimagined the world’s approach to healthcare. While it put excessive strain on healthcare employees, it urged companies and governments to think outside the box and develop a more sustainable system for the post-pandemic world. Of course, that looked different for everyone. For countries like Estonia and the US, it entailed boosting telehealth services. For
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