Global Site
Australia
Canada
中国 (China)
France
Deutschland (Germany)
India
日本 (Japan)
España (Spain)
UK
USA
Belgie (Belgium)
Brasil (Brazil)
Denmark 
Ireland
Italia (Italy)
México
Nederland (Netherlands)
Österreich (Austria)
Portugal
Sverige (Sweden)
Schweiz (Switzerland)
UAE
News
Product Announcements and Company News
ICU Medical has acquired Smiths Medical
For our most recent news and events, please click here >>
To learn more about the acquisition, click here >>Please direct all media inquiries to Tom McCall, ICU Medical, Corporate Vice President, Global Marketing at tom.mccall@icumed.com.
- NewsCould emphasising sharps safety procedures lead to higher vaccine uptakeHow highlighting needle safety procedures may lead to higher vaccine uptake among US teenagers.
02/10/2017Read More - NewsPoor sharps safety at China hospital sees five infected with HIVAt least five people have been infected with HIV following a sharps incident at a Chinese hospital.02/09/2017Read More
- NewsNeedle injuries led to disease risk at Winnipeg labA series of needle injuries at a Winnipeg lab highlights the importance of sharps safety practices.02/02/2017Read More
- NewsSpending on disposable syringes to rise in bid to lower sharps injuries01/30/2017Read More
- NewsStory of hope for unlucky sharps injury victimsInfections transmitted from a sharps injury don't have to be life-threatening.01/25/2017Read More
- NewsDoes the UKs nurse shortage compromise sharps safety standardsSharps injuries may be more likely to occur as UK nurses face increasing levels of pressure.01/24/2017Read More
- NewsDiabetic needlestick injuries driving growth in sharps safety device spendingGlobal health authorities are taking action to reduce the risk of needlestick injuries among diabetic patients who administer their own medication.01/19/2017Read More
- NewsLegal row arises over sharps safety in EgyptThe Egyptian health ministry has been forced to issue a reminder about syringe safety best practices.01/17/2017Read More
- NewsISMP recommends safer syringes to healthcare authorities for 2017Improved needle and prescription safety practices are being recommended for US healthcare teams in 2017.01/17/2017Read More
- NewsHealthcare expenditure on sharps safety devices 'to reach $6bn by 2020The global safety syringe market is expected to reach $6 billion in value by the end of 2020.01/17/2017Read More
- NewsNew sharps disposal solution needed for diabetes patients in Huddersfield01/17/2017Read More
- NewsSafe storage of injections 'just as important as safe administration'A recent incident highlights the importance of the safe handling of injections from manufacture to disposal.01/17/2017Read More