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Medtech is the industry responsible for creating and synthesizing medical devices. It's a key industry that helps other related industries such as Biotech, Healthcare, and (indirectly) the Health Insurance industries and to a certain extent blends into some of those industries as well (as lines are increasingly blurred with advancement in both science and technology). Sometimes has a collaborative relationship with the Nanotech industry too, though much less common than the three aforementioned industries since Nanotech branches into far too many fields beyond just medicine (e.g. Aerospace, Energy, Agriculture, Cosmetics, Manufacturing, Aviation, so on). Anyhow, here are the top Medtech states in the United States. They provide the information using the most recent year that they have data for each category.
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These numbers really follow biotech/pharma/healthcare numbers right? Which shows the relationship between the two.
California and Mass have been the runaways of the biotech/pharma/R&D over the last decade. Obviously Minnesota is a bear in Healthcare, but unsure how active the state is when it comes to other capabilities within the vertical.
Interesting my state (Maryland) never showed up in the top rankings especially with the presence of John Hopkins, the UMD system and the growing I-270 biotech corridor.
These numbers really follow biotech/pharma/healthcare numbers right? Which shows the relationship between the two.
California and Mass have been the runaways of the biotech/pharma/R&D over the last decade. Obviously Minnesota is a bear in Healthcare, but unsure how active the state is when it comes to other capabilities within the vertical.
Yes, North Carolina and the DMV area are the biggest outliers on that front.
But Eli Lilly is primarily pharma. My first thought was Cook Medical Devices which is based in Bloomington.
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