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When MedTech Goes Dark: Lessons from the Stryker Cyber Incident
Recent reports highlighted a major cyber incident that disrupted systems at Stryker, affecting operations across parts of its business. While details are still evolving, the situation offers a clear reminder of how deeply interconnected modern medical technology has become. This is no longer just an IT issue. It is an operational, clinical, and patient safety concern. What Happened and What Followed The attack led to widespread system outages, impacting internal operations an

Ross Dehmoobed
2 days ago3 min read
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When Ambiguous Device Messaging Becomes Life-Threatening
February 2026 The FDA issued an early alert last week about Trividia Health's TRUE METRIX blood glucose monitoring systems. All models are subject to a labeling correction affecting devices distributed across the United States, UK, Mexico, Australia, and the Caribbean. The issue? An error code that means two completely different things, and instructions that didn't make the life-threatening scenario clear enough. Since the product launched in August 2014, there have been 114

Ross Dehmoobed
Feb 188 min read
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Beyond the Misconceptions: China's Surgical Robotics Reveal Serious Engineering Chops
The Misconception We Need to Address There's a persistent narrative in Western medtech circles that Chinese medical devices succeed primarily due to easier regulatory pathways, government favoritism, or well-connected networks rather than genuine innovation. Sure, regulatory landscapes differ across markets, and relationship-building plays a role in business success everywhere (including the United States). But this view severely underestimates what's actually happening on th

Ross Dehmoobed
Feb 164 min read
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