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7 September 2026

Surgeon investors look to cash in on medical technology startups

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Surgeon investors look to cash in on medical technology startups

Medtech, an often-overlooked poorer cousin to biotech, is attracting investment dollars from practitioners who can see the value in efficiency-saving devices.

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