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2006: Safety winged steel needles were introduced at the University of Tokyo Hospital in January 2001. We studied their effect in needlestick injuries. A total of 952 'needlestick and sharp-object injuries were reported... | more

August 9, 2006: Nova Scotia passes needle stick legislation... | more

February 15, 2006: According to a new report, the market for needle-free injection devices and safety syringes will exceed $2.49bn (€2.1bn) by 2009, buoyed on by the increase of incidences in needlestick injuries and high consumer demand for syringe alternatives. | more

	U.S. Medical Instruments Inc. is a technology-based medical device manufacturer with the mission of developing, manufacturing, and marketing safety-enhanced medical instruments that are both cost-effective and user-friendly.