Spending on medical devices has increased significantly over the last two decades and employment in the field is expected to remain steady as advances in technology—such as the development of implantable defibrillators and new imaging modalities—create demand for workers. The growing U.S. population—especially the elderly—will increase demand for medical technology. Factors that may cause growth to slow include increasing government regulation and changes to the health care industry (which may influence purchasing trends for medical technology).
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