Articles By Eric Larson

  1. Streamlining The Generic Combination Device Design Assessment Process 3/19/2025

    A new six-phase assessment process simplifies regulatory approval for generic drug-device combination products, reducing costs and timelines while maintaining safety, effectiveness, and substitutability with reference-listed drugs.

  2. 03.18.25 -- Mastering EU MDR & IVDR: Certification Compliance For Medical Device Importers And Distributors 3/18/2025
    03/18/25 Med Device Online Newsletter
  3. Key QMS Considerations For Your Medical Device Startup 3/17/2025

    A quality management system (QMS) can often become bloated and unwieldy. This expert helps you understand key QMS basics and provides information to help you make the right decision for your medical device company.

  4. 03.16.25 -- Telehealth In 2025 And Beyond: The Future Is Bright 3/16/2025

    03/16/25 Med Device Online Newsletter

  5. Managing Risks In Injectable Drug Delivery 3/13/2025

    Gain insights pertinent to efficient and effective drug development. Understand and execute a risked-based critical thinking approach related to injectable drug packaging and delivery.

  6. 03.13.25 -- Growth And Advancements In Transdermal Drug Delivery 3/13/2025
    03/13/25 Med Device Online Newsletter
  7. How High-Energy Capacitor Banks Drive Plasma Research 3/12/2025

    High-energy capacitor banks power cutting-edge plasma research, enabling plasma generation, heating, and confinement in fusion experiments and pulsed energy applications like the National Ignition Facility’s laser systems.

  8. 03.12.25 -- Enhancing MRI Performance with Advanced Non-Magnetic Components 3/12/2025
    03/12/25 Med Device Online Newsletter
  9. A Look At AI-Driven Medtech For Rare Disease Diagnosis 3/12/2025

    Recent advances in AI, including machine learning, natural language processing, and deep learning models, are transforming rare disease diagnosis.

  10. Human Factors Testing: Engaging End-Users In Med Device Development 3/11/2025

    Explore the significance of human factors in the development of medical devices through an illustration of how important it is to incorporate the end users in the device development process.