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STAT+: Tariffs are hitting surgical robots and pacemakers, but device companies aren’t sweating it, yet

by Mark Chiang
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**Title: Medical Device Companies Navigate Tariffs on Surgical Robots and Pacemakers**

Medical device companies are facing tariffs imposed by the U.S. government on products such as surgical robots and pacemakers, but industry leaders report minimal financial impact so far. Despite the added costs stemming from President Trump’s trade policies targeting imports from China, these companies have maintained profitability through high profit margins and strategic measures to mitigate tariff effects.

Industry representatives indicate that many medical device manufacturers are employing tactics such as lobbying for exemptions and adjusting supply chains to offset potential losses. These efforts have allowed them to continue operations without significant disruptions or price increases for consumers at this time. While tariffs remain a concern, the sector’s ability to adapt has kept financial strain at bay in the short term.

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Source: https://www.statnews.com/2025/04/28/trump-tariffs-china-medical-device-surgical-robots-lobbying-exemptions/?utm_campaign=rss

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