MD&DI NAMES MEDIPHYSICS ONE OF ITS 50 COMPANIES TO WATCH IN THE MEDICAL DEVICE INDUSTRY
MediPhysics recognized for its contributions to the medical device industry
Los Angeles, California USA (June 13, 2006). The editors of Medical Device & Diagnostic Industry (MD&DI), a Canon Communications LLC publication, have selected MediPhysics as the one of the magazine's 50 Companies to Watch. MediPhysics is featured in the June 2006 issue of MD&DI. Read the full article at http://www.devicelink.com/mddi/archive/06/06/002.html or download the PDF.
"We selected 50 companies on the basis of their contributions to the medical device and healthcare industries," said John Bethune, vice president and editorial director for Canon Communications LLC. "The companies reflect outstanding achievements behind today's medical technology."
The medical device industry is well known for its technology, a central aspect that MD&DI covers in each and every issue. The June issue marks the first time MD&DI examines 50 companies that embody the regulatory, technological, and business know-how to be successful.
About Canon Communications
Canon Communications LLC is a leading publisher, trade show producer, and digital media company serving advanced, technology-based manufacturing industries, including medical devices. The company's titles include MD&DI, Medical Product Manufacturing News, European Medical Device Manufacturer, Medical Device Technology (UK), China Medical Device Manufacturer, IVD Technology, MX, Medical Device Register, Pharmaceutical & Medical Packaging News, Nutritional Outlook, Cosmetic/Personal Care Packaging, Injection Molding Magazine, Plastics Machinery & Auxiliaries, and Modern Plastics Worldwide.
For more information, contact:
Lindee Levicke
Phone: 310/445-3722
lindee.levicke@cancom.com
About MediPhysics
MediPhysics is a privately held medical technology company based in Lake Forest, California that is committed to the future of medical physics and the development of proprietary medical technologies to be used in the treatment of acute, chronic and post-surgical pain. For more detailed information see www.mediphysics.org.