Spinal Tech

Intellijoint Surgical won the 2015 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for Enabling Technology Leadership from Frost & Sullivan.

The Food and Drug Administration cleared 21 spine-related devices in December 2015.

Scott Erven and Mark Collao, internet security experts, conducted a test to find out how easy it was to hack into medical devices, and presented their findings at the hacker conference Derbycon.

On Dec. 30, 2015, Spine Injury Solutions received notice from Professional Testing of successful completion of compliance testing for the Quad Video HALO System.

MiMedx signed a definitive agreement to acquire Stability Biologics.

Moody's Investors Service has released its Healthcare Quarterly newsletter, which is focused on developments to watch for in 2016 in a number of sectors, including the medical device industry.

Nanotherapeutics granted an exclusive worldwide license to its proprietary bone void filler product to Amend Surgical.

Medical device manufacturers celebrated the two-year suspension of a burdensome tax on their revenue, which may save the companies billions of dollars, according to MPR news.

NeuroMetrix, a Waltham, Mass.-based wearable technology company, reported its preliminary financial highlights for the fourth quarter of 2015.

SeaSpine reported preliminary fourth quarter and full year financial results.