While 3D printing of medications has seen one commercialized mass-manufactured product, the real opportunity for the technology lies in its ability to manufacture drug products at small scales (1).

We took a look at how 3D printing and a titanium alloy are being used to make titanium shoulder arthrodesis plates.

US-based 3D implant company restor3d aiming to advance orthopaedic care has secured $38m to advance its range of ...

One stage of drug development is testing on lab-grown cell cultures, which are usually grown on a flat surface, like a microscope slide. However, printing cells in 3D can potentially make tests ...

An epilepsy treatment developed by Aprecia Pharmaceuticals has become the first drug made using 3D printing to be approved for marketing. The new drug – called Spritam (levetiracetam ...