Over the span of one weekend, Formlabs, Northwell Health, and USF Health worked together to develop a nasal swab prototype and test it in the lab. The swabs have received FDA Class I exempt status.

China’s ambassador to the United States called the Chinese conspiracy theory that COVID-19 originated from the U.S. Army "crazy." These were not off-the-cuff remarks from a rogue diplomat — President Xi Jingping told the ambassador to say that...

Companies in the plastics sector remain open for business, as many of them supply components and products required by the healthcare industry.

The graphite nanoplatelets on the surface of the polyethylene slash and kill the bacteria without damaging healthy human cells, according to researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden.

The 3D printing community is stepping up to answer the call in a face of a shortage of essential medical devices.

A simple lesson in the math behind coronavirus COVID-19 predictions increases the appreciation for self-isolation and social distancing.

Additive manufacturing technology leaders Carbon and HP are helping to produce critical medical parts. Meanwhile, residents at Massachusetts General Hospital have launched a “moonshot” competition to develop mechanical ventilators.

Carmakers' U.S. factories are closed, but they can still help relieve shortages.

Stratasys responds to COVID-19 pandemic by ramping up production of personal protection equipment; initial goal of 5,000 full face shields by March 27 with more scaling possible.