The first World Health Organization (WHO) Road to Oxygen Access meeting recently concluded in Dakar, Senegal, uniting 63 member states as well as UN agencies, non-governmental organisations, donors and academic experts.
For decades, the infrastructure and processes surrounding the control of industrial gases appear to have remained largely unchanged, serving as the silent backbone of countless industries.
Texas-based private investment firm Cordatus Capital has partnered with B&J Welding Supply to help the packaged gas distributor grow both its geographical footprint and product range.
Global gases specialist Messer has announced its acquisition of EKU Elektronik GmbH (EKU), a specialist in electronic products for ventilation, anaesthesia, gas therapy and medical measurement technology.
The healthcare arm of gas equipment company GCE has been awarded a Medical Device Regulation (MDR) certification for its medical VIPR (valves with integrated pressure regulators) products.
Air Liquide has strengthened its healthcare offering, having today (9th April) announced the acquisition of two homecare businesses in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Oxygen supply manufacturer CAIRE has opened a new state-of-the-art medical technology centre in Chengdu, China, to better serve its customers in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Japanese Government has committed $7.3m to boost access to lifesaving medical oxygen in Kenya and Tanzania.
As an industry, life sciences is on the move in North America. It is growing quickly – and its development is substantially enabled by cryogenic gases. So let’s take a look.
Life sciences is continuing to grow, so how is one leading player keeping up? Molly Burgess spoke to Cryoport Systems’ President and CEO Mark Sawicki to find out
