Supporting Johnson & Johnson in fighting intestinal parasites 2019, Johnson & Johnson announced that it is extending through 2025 global product donations of an intestinal worms treatment. The new five-year expanded commitment will ensure that one billion doses of VERMOX® CHEWABLE are provided in the 2021-2025 period to high-burden countries via donations to the World Health Organization (WHO), which manages and coordinates country requests for this valuable medicine. Also known as soil-transmitted helminths (STH), intestinal worms are considered the most widespread of neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) and have a particularly damaging impact on the health and development of children. Case Johnson & Johnson In several regions across the globe, intestinal parasites cause morbidity and malnutrition, especially among children. Johnson & Johnson's Global Public Health team is battling parasite infection on a global scale through mass drug administration. Beyond drug administration and donations, Johnson & Johnson is working with partners as Etteplan to identify sustainable solutions to combat intestinal worms longer term. These include improving diagnostics for STH and developing national monitoring and evaluation frameworks to allow for better data collection, more informed decision-making, and ultimately optimized therapeutic interventions that have the potential to eliminate intestinal worms in endemic countries. New methods for screening and analysis increase the effectiveness of the mass drug administration. Etteplan's solution improves the counting of the parasite eggs in the sample by automating the imaging and allowing artificial intelligence to do the counting and classification of parasites. Previously this was done manually with microscopes and counter clickers. The new method is an important step towards increasing the scale, speed, and reliability of testing procedures. If you can't see the video, please accept marketing cookies here.
VTT and Etteplan Partnership Paves the Way for Finnish MedTech Innovation VTT is one of Europe’s leading science and technology organization. We are owned by the Finnish state. We advance the utilisation and commercialisation of research and technology in commerce and society. Through scientific and technological means, we turn large global challenges into sustainable growth for businesses and society. We bring together people, business, science and technology to solve the biggest challenges of our time.
Etteplan develops a remote monitoring app as an integral part of a Digital Therapeutics (DTx) solution with Orla DTx Orla DTx’s mission is to become one of the leading digital therapeutics developers. The company develops Digital Therapeutic solutions to treat serious disease together with their partners in Pharma, Diagnostics and MedTech. medical technology
Creating a digital era dental robot Rayo 3DToothfill aims to improve the lives of billions of people with affordable, high-quality dental health. Their solution provides the best results with comparable costs for the dentist and for the patients. To ensure their solution is usable in different surroundings, it is simple and easy-to use.
EOT 2021 (Electronics of Tomorrow) TekPartner exhibits at EOT 2021 and becomes officially Etteplan from September 1st, 2021 Read more about EOT 2021 (Electronics of Tomorrow)
Etteplan helps to design and produce the battery-charging device for Oticon Medical Oticon Medical offers bone anchored hearing systems and cochlear implant solutions to address the needs of different patient groups, especially those who face the hardest hearing challenges. With its origins in Oticon, and as a member of the William Demant Group, they are international market leader in hearing healthcare.
SBT Instruments partnered with Etteplan to create a transimpedance amplifier SBT Instruments aims to revolutionize the market for bacteria detection by introducing patent-pending technology in a product that performs real-time detection of bacteria in aqueous solutions. Their goal is to supply the food industry, medical industry and the health care sector with a quality control system for a wide range of processes.
