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Gus Iversen

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  • FDA expands clearance for P-Cure proton therapy system to full-body and supine treatments

    1 day ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

    The U.S. FDA has expanded its clearance for P-Cure’s compact proton therapy system, allowing its use for full-body treatments and in the supine position. This broadens the original authorization, which was limited to seated delivery for cancers of the brain, head and neck, and thorax. The updated indication, announced by the Shilat, Israel-based company, supports treatment of virtually any anatomical site eligible for proton therapy.

  • IBA debuts compact synthesizer for radiopharmaceutical manufacturing

    2 days ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

    Ion Beam Applications (IBA) has introduced a new automated synthesizer aimed at improving the efficiency of radiopharmaceutical production, particularly for radiometals. The system, called CASSY — short for Compact Automated Scalable SYnthesis — is designed to integrate into existing lab workflows and optimize space within hot cells.

  • Siemens Healthineers commits $150 million to U.S. expansion and reshoring efforts

    2 days ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

    Siemens Healthineers is investing $150 million to expand operations and manufacturing capabilities in the United States, focusing on job creation and supply chain optimization in what the company calls its largest global market. The initiative includes relocating manufacturing for Varian, a Siemens Healthineers company, from Baja, Mexico to Palo Alto, California. This move is expected to create around 50 new jobs and streamline production for Varian’s radiotherapy systems.

  • Hospitals see continued rise in supply costs and uncompensated care, Strata reports

    2 days ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

    U.S. hospitals and health systems are facing sustained increases in non-labor costs, particularly in medical supplies and drugs, according to a new report from Chicago-based Strata Decision Technology. The analysis also points to rising levels of charity care and bad debt, trends that may be intensified by upcoming federal policy decisions. Between the first quarter of 2023 and the same period in 2025, medical supply expenses rose from 7.2% to 8.0% of total hospital spending.

  • United Imaging gets FDA nod for its first interventional X-ray system

    2 days ago | dotmed.com | Gus Iversen

    United Imaging has received FDA clearance for its first interventional X-ray system, expanding its presence in the U.S. imaging market with the introduction of the uAngio AVIVA. The ceiling-mounted system incorporates robotics, voice control, and 3D vision technology designed to streamline workflows in interventional radiology, cardiology, and neurointerventional procedures.

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