In this edition: Beyond biopsy: how noninvasive NASH tests can move the needle There are a variety of noninvasive NASH tests currently available and under investigation—but how can they be optimised? Issue 53 • August 2022 The future of ALS devices Reproductive tech: a fertile area for investment Trends in medical nanotechnology

In this edition: Weathering the storm Extreme weather is putting increased pressure on power grids, a trend that seriously threatens patients that rely on life-saving medical equipment at home In association with Issue 42 • August 2021 Diagnostics go down the drain Sensors and sensitivity Regulating lab-developed tests

In this edition: Pay it forward The US medical device industry has come under fire for outspending even Big Pharma with payments to physicians, but how does that impact patient care? In association with Issue 41 • July 2021 The rise of tech-driven training Clearing the NHS surgical backlog Driving post-pandemic innovation

In this edition: What’s next for wearables? Medical wearables provide practitioners with a treasure trove of health data that can be used to monitor and treat patients – and they are only getting better In association with Issue 40 • June 2021 Life outside the womb Securing PPE for the NHS MDR vs medical software

In this edition: The ethics of vaccine passports Several countries have adopted proof-of-vaccine concepts to help transition out of lockdown, but is this a slippery slope into privacy invasion? In association with Issue 39 • May 2021 Predicting device recalls Are NHS apps up to scratch? The limits of pulse oximeters

In this edition: Growing up with med tech Designing devices for infants and children presents a complex array of unique challenges for manufacturers In association with Issue 38 • April 2021 How are paediatric devices approved? Climbing the PPE plastic mountain Regulating faecal microbiota transplants

In this edition: A new frontier for robotic surgery London Bridge Hospital’s new robotic gynaecology service is showcasing the potential of robotic surgery in the gynaecology space In association with Issue 37 • March 2021 How can start-ups protect their IP? Gamifying pharma/doctor communications Can AI predict depression?

In this edition: High-Tech Mental Health Treatments A novel virtual reality technique is helping patients with social anxiety to face their fears in a safe environment In association with Issue 36 • February 2021 Can AI transform pneumonia diagnosis? Breaking PTSD patterns with wearables Health records hit patient iPhones

In this edition: Inside the future paramedic toolkit Advanced technologies are arming paramedics with the tools they need to save lives, even in the most remote and hostile locations In association with Issue 35 • January 2021 Treating the UK prison population How is VR helping PTSD patients? Tackling erectile dysfunction with tech