Dear Friends,
It’s been a while.
If you’ve been wondering what happened to Medgadget — you’re not alone. It’s been a few years since anything was published, and like many of you, I’ve missed the excitement of discovering and sharing the latest in medical technology. I was part of the original editorial team, and over time, all of us have moved on to new paths. But I’ve never let go of that passion for medtech and the amazing stories still waiting to be told.
While I wasn’t able to keep the Medgadget name, I’m excited to share that I’ll be continuing its spirit here, under a new banner: GizmoMD.
The relaunch will be slow and gradual — more of a soft reboot than a grand opening — and there will be some trial and error as I’m taking this on single-handedly as a side hobby. The world has changed dramatically since Medgadget first launched in 2004, and so has the world of medical technology. But that makes the mission even more important. There is still so much worth covering, and my hope is to stay true to the curious, optimistic, and critical lens that defined Medgadget from the beginning.
I also know the way we report and consume news has changed. I have a few ideas, but I’d love your input as well — and if you’re interested, your help.
Here are a few ways you could contribute:
- Writing or guest posts on medtech trends, breakthroughs, or clinical insight
- Graphic or web design to help shape the new site’s look and usability
- Marketing/branding strategy to grow our reach
- Medical/scientific consulting to keep things accurate and insightful
- Audio/video production for new formats like short explainers, interviews, or podcasts
If any of that sparks your interest — or if you just want to follow along — I’d love to hear from you.
Thank you for being part of the Medgadget community. Here’s to what’s next, and I hope you’ll stick with me on this new journey at GizmoMD.
Warmly,
Scott Jung
Founder, GizmoMD
scott@gizmo.md
