In Panama, the registration process for medical devices is overseen by the Ministry of Health (Ministerio de Salud or MINSA).

The Israeli Ministry of Health has launched new, quicker and more efficient registration tracks.

Artificial Intelligence is transforming Malaysia’s healthcare with improved diagnostics, early cancer detection, and cost savings.

The Serbian Healthcare Fund is exploring partnerships with U.S. pharmaceutical producers to address potential market shortages.

The pet care industry in Panama is growing, driven by increasing pet ownership, a rising middle class, and a growing awareness of animal health and wellness. 

Law 419, enacted on February 1, 2024, regulates importation, manufacturing, commercialization, and registration of medicines and medical devices in Panama.

INVIMA has launched a Contingency Plan to accelerate the approval of sanitary registrations and pharmaceutical procedures.

Thailand’s Minister of Public Health makes reducing non-communicable diseases a top priority, increasing business opportunities for U.S. healthcare companies.

Biopharmaceutical Production in South Africa

2024 Overview of the West Bank Healthcare Sector & Medical Device Registration

The Government of Serbia is prioritizing the digitalization of the economy and is making an effort to transition government platforms to online solutions.

The Thai Cabinet approved $92 million for the construction of Songklanagarind Hospital in Phuket.

Growing Opportunities in Greece’s biotech sector 

The Hungarian Medical Chamber’s campaign is a crucial step towards addressing the severe underfinancing of the healthcare system in Hungary. 

Japan’s aging society and limited adoption of advanced technologies present growth opportunities for U.S. firms offering innovative caregiving solutions.