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Bringing Innovation to Life in the Medical Technology Industry | By Shawn Luke, Technical Marketing Engineer, DigiKey

Shawn Luke is a technical marketing engineer at DigiKey. DigiKey is recognized as the global leader and continuous innovator in the cutting-edge commerce distribution of electronic components and automation products worldwide, providing more than 15.3 million components from over 2,900 quality name-brand manufacturers. Read what he has to say.

The Importance of Temperature Monitoring and Accuracy During Cold and Flu Season | by Dr. Audrey Sue Cruz

What consumers and health professionals may not realize is the critical importance of utilizing proper temperature monitoring tools, to stay informed about their health, and also to evaluate the severity of illness, helping to determine if medical attention is needed. Learn more.

The Power of Visual Storytelling: Converting Prospects into Customers | By Caroline Petersen, Founder & Chief Design Officer – Gallery Design Studio

Caroline Petersen writes, "Forging an emotional connection and bonding with potential customers is critical to converting prospects into lifelong clients, but doing so can be challenging in complex fields like medical devices, where products involve intricate scientific engineering and precise functionality. This is where the power of visual storytelling comes in." Learn more.

Paying it Forward with Dr. Elliott Trotter During American Heart Month

For this American Heart Month, Dr. Trotter is equipping Scribes with essential life-saving knowledge, providing CPR training and enabling them to make a meaningful impact during life or death situations. Read on.

A Look at Cyber In Healthcare in 2024 | Ryan Gonzales – Vice President of Solutions and Security Services at Cylera

Last year was one of the worst years ever for cyber attacks on healthcare organizations. According to John Riggi, national advisor for cybersecurity and risk for the American Hospital Association, the number of people affected by attacks broke records, with US federal data indicating that around 106 million people were impacted by a healthcare data breach, more than double when compared to 2022.

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