James Walsh

Reporter | Medical Technology
Phone: 612-673-7428
James Walsh covers medical technology companies such as Medtronic and St. Jude and innovations.

Recent content from James Walsh

FDA seeks unique device ID code

The proposed identifiers would make high-risk medical devices easier to track and recall, the agency says, improving patient safety.

Updated: July 03, 2012, - 08:45 PM

New device eases a tricky task in defibrillator surgery

Extracting the wires that connect a defibrillator to the heart can be risky. GlideLight makes it easier, and safer.

Updated: July 01, 2012, - 01:11 PM

Obituary: Mary Rehbein had genuine warmth

Mary Rehbein starred in feature films and was the voice of many radio ads.

Updated: June 28, 2012, - 09:39 PM

Tile Shop to combine with acquisition firm

Deal provides capital to promote growth.

Updated: June 27, 2012, - 10:18 AM

Insurance makes or breaks devices

OrthoCor's device alleviates knee pain and speeds healing. Now, the company just needs insurers to pony up.

Updated: June 26, 2012, - 09:46 PM

Survey blames FDA for eroding med-tech

Minnesota CEOs in the industry say they are likely to move jobs, investment overseas if agency's policies don't change.

Updated: June 18, 2012, - 09:04 PM

From the blogs: Implantable medical devices on the rise, GAO study says

Overall admission rates for orthopedic implantable medical devices (IMDs) were up substantially in 2009, compared with 2003, a new report by the U.S. General Accounting Office has found. Admission rate patterns for cardiac implantable medical devices were mixed.

Updated: June 16, 2012, - 03:22 PM

Minnesota serves as under-the-radar center for drug research

Despite state's prominence in drug testing, few who could benefit from early access to therapy know it exists.

Updated: June 15, 2012, - 09:19 PM

St. Jude settles U.S. suit, pays $3.65M

The federal government said the device maker didn't pay appropriate warranty credits.

Updated: May 31, 2012, - 09:17 PM

Eden Prairie firm wins approval to sell prostate imaging technology

ProUroCare says its device can help doctors detect possible prostate problems and map changes to the prostate over time.

Updated: May 26, 2012, - 05:10 PM

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