Have you ever received a gift that you didn’t really want? Was it an ugly sweater from Great Aunt Margie, or a holiday pillow that didn’t quite match with your décor? People always say, it’s the thought that counts… but if that was the case, gift receipts would not be so important, and return lines at Kohl’s would not be so long the day after Christmas. A bad gift is not the end of the world; we just grin and bear it, and learn to craft a more detailed wish list the next year to avoid any room for ‘interpretation’.
[fa icon="clock-o"] 12/27/12 7:05 AM [fa icon="user"] Ryan Kasun [fa icon="folder-open'] Medical Devices, Holidays, Christmas, labeling, Intended Use, Stents, Risk, Hazards
Read More »October is a very important month for women: It’s National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. There are many things to be proud of for how far we have come with treating breast cancer. The Susan G. Komen Foundation reports that the 5-year survival rate for female breast cancer survivors in the U.S. has improved from 63% in the early 1960’s to 90% today. Thanks to advances in technology and awareness of the disease, we have been able to make great strides.
[fa icon="clock-o"] 10/25/12 9:54 AM [fa icon="user"] Ryan Kasun [fa icon="folder-open'] Clinical Studies, Stents, Guidance Document, Women in Bio, Breast Cancer
Read More »Every time I go home to visit my parents, one thing that comes up more often than not, is the fact that our local Blockbuster closed. It’s been about two years now, and they still can’t get over it. Me? I’m happy to rent from a RedBox, or even better, kick my feet back on the coffee table and click the OnDemand button. Video rental stores have been completely overtaken by something much simpler and cheaper. THAT is what a disruptive technology is.
[fa icon="clock-o"] 10/19/12 6:56 AM [fa icon="user"] Ryan Kasun [fa icon="folder-open'] Medical Devices, Stents, Innovation, PMA, de novo, Disruptive Technology
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