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April 22, 2026
Every major medical device safety disaster has a predictable anatomy — and it's the same anatomy as drug safety disasters. From the Dalkon Shield in the 1970s to metal-on-metal hips in the 2000s, from Therac-25's lethal radiation overdoses to Philips' contaminated CPAP machines, the pattern repeats: warning signs existed, the science was available, and no one with authority was accountable to act on it. The device world just has its own particularly insidious ways of letting danger through.
April 17, 2026
A founder says the company has a regulatory roadmap. The slide looks polished.
The milestones look neat.
The dates seem aggressive, but still believable. An investor flips through it and thinks one thing: Can I trust this? That is the real test.
April 16, 2026
A startup can lose value long before anything officially goes wrong. No recall.No warning letter.No failed company announcement. Just growing doubt. An investor starts asking harder […]
