In case you missed it, our CEO Bill Hunter spoke with Peter Loftus from The Wall Street Journal to discuss the future of medical devices and how Canary is exploring ways to use machine learning to analyze data and spot signs of trouble for patients.
On Feb. 6, Pikeville Medical Center Orthopedic Surgeon Kevin Pugh, MD, installed PMC’s first ‘smart knee implant.’
Horizon Technology Finance Corporation along with lending partner, Silicon Valley Bank, provided a $20 million venture loan facility to Canary Medical…
Fierce Medtech names Canary Medical one of 2020’s Fierce 15…
Top Wall Street analysts have selected Zimmer Biomet as their top pick for 2021 due to its arrangement with Canary Medical…
The use of remote patient monitoring devices accelerated rapidly when COVID-19 hit. To maintain the growth, however…
Since March, years of Darwinian-style stepwise medical evolution have collapsed into four months of disruptive change in medical practice…
LifeSciences BC is pleased to announce the recipients of the 22nd Annual LifeSciences BC Awards…
The global orthopedic implants market valued at $47 billion in 2016 is expected to grow to $75 billion by 2023…
The Canary Health Implantable Reporting Processor (CHIRP) uses innovative sensor and novel communication technology…
BioScience Managers commits AUS$10M to new joint venture with Canary Medical to serve as a platform…