The Finnish startup Brinter introduces a new line of print heads to minimize medical-grade material waste.

Debuting next-gen 3D printers, 3DEO believes 3D printing could help medical device manufacturers fill supply chain gaps and shorten time to market.

3D modeling was crucial in validating design ideas that led to a 30% weight reduction compared with conventional knee braces.

Finland-based Brinter claims its 3D bioprinter is first in the world with blue-light disinfection technology that can be used both inside and outside the device.

Researchers discover how manipulating platelet-rich plasma, a natural healing substance, can help treat difficult skin injuries.

The agency has published a detailed discussion paper outlining the opportunities and challenges of near-patient 3D printing. It invites the public to submit comments and help shape policies.

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