Updated MDR certification unlocks pediatric care, broader insulin regimen support, and expanded device connectivity across Hedia’s standalone app and partner platforms.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Danish digital therapeutics company Hedia announced a major regulatory milestone, having secured official Medical Device Regulation (MDR) certification to expand its digital diabetes support to pediatric care. This clearance grants Hedia the right to remove its previous 18+ age restriction, paving the way for parents, guardians, and caregivers to use the Hedia Diabetes Assistant for children and teens under 18, alongside direct use by adults.

For families navigating type 1 diabetes in children, this approval enables simpler, collaborative care. The update will make pediatric support available both in the standalone Hedia app and integrated within partner digital health platforms, ensuring continuity in clinical workflows.

Furthermore, the certification enables flexible insulin regimens with broader treatment settings, which can be tailored to young patients. It also unlocks expanded data capabilities, offering seamless connectivity across continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), smart pens, smartwatches, and mobile health platforms.

Rasmus Kofoed, CEO of Hedia, commented:

“Securing this regulatory milestone allows us to expand our focus to pediatric clinics and the dedicated teams caring for young patients. Managing diabetes in children requires precision, flexibility, and trust. By lifting the age restriction and gaining approval for broader regimen and device support, we are positioned to build the connections necessary to link clinics directly with families at home. Our goal is to streamline how healthcare professionals, caregivers, and patients access data, making daily management simpler, safer, and more connected.”

By bridging the gap between home care, device data, and clinic oversight, Hedia is poised to streamline daily diabetes care for families while supporting better glycemic control. Development and rollout of these features will begin shortly.

About Hedia

Founded in 2016, Hedia develops digital therapeutics solutions that help adults, children, and families with insulin-dependent diabetes manage insulin therapy. The Hedia Diabetes Assistant supports insulin dose calculations using glucose data from connected continuous glucose monitors (CGMs), blood glucose monitors (BGMs), and smart pens, carbohydrate counting through an integrated food database, and physical activity support. Hedia works with healthcare providers, clinical teams, and digital health partners to improve diabetes management through connected, data-driven care.

Website: www.hedia.com

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SHENZHEN, China, Sept. 21, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro lineup has officially launched. The new models support Qi2 wireless charging at up to 25W, while faster wired charging depends on coordination among the phone, charger, cable and charging protocol. As charging evolves from a focus on wattage alone toward system-level coordination, AUKEY is introducing Aivyo Swift, the first product line available under the Aivyo smart charging family. For users, real-world charging performance increasingly depends on compatibility, power management and information transparency, not simply maximum output.

The Aivyo Swift lineup includes four GaN wall chargers rated at 45W, 70W, 100W and 140W. The compact 45W model features a single USB-C port for everyday mobile charging. The 70W and 100W models each provide two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, while the 140W model expands to three USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Together, the four power levels cover charging needs ranging from a single smartphone to combinations of phones, tablets and laptops.

Every Aivyo Swift charger features a Smart TFT Display that presents real-time output, charging status and safety alerts. It can also recognize supported iPhone 18 models and display remaining battery information. By bringing charging information to the screen, Aivyo Swift makes a process that traditionally runs in the background more visible and easier to understand. On multi-port models, users can also monitor simultaneous charging more clearly.

Aivyo Swift combines AUKEY’s AI Power smart charging technology, third-generation GaN, Intelligent Stacked Architecture and the EntireProtect Safety System. Together, these technologies support compact design and efficient power management while providing multiple layers of protection against abnormal voltage, current and temperature conditions. Multi-port models can also allocate available power according to connected devices, helping users manage different charging needs through a single charger.

Founded in 2010, AUKEY has accumulated 16 years of technology and product experience in consumer electronics. The company has received 34 iF Design Awards and 27 Red Dot Design Awards, reflecting its long-term ability to combine technological innovation with practical industrial design. With Aivyo Swift as the first available line under the Aivyo platform, AUKEY is building a more intelligent, transparent and coordinated everyday charging experience.

Follow AUKEY Official on social media for the latest product details, launch updates and availability by market. More information about AUKEY and its products is available at www.aukey.com.

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Starting as early as sixth grade, students can explore college and degree options by using their MAP Growth scores

BOSTON, Sept. 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — NWEA, a K-12 assessment and research organization, released today an enhanced free online tool that helps middle and high school students map their path to college. Starting in middle school, students can enter their MAP Growth assessment scores into the NWEA College Explorer to see how their current performance estimates their potential ACT and SAT scores. The tool then provides matching post-secondary schools that have historically admitted similarly scoring students.

“One of the key factors of student success is having the right information to help them see a clear path to what they want after they graduate,” said Dr. Susan Kowalski, Lead Research Scientist at NWEA. “Having data that gives them options and the time to make decisions before opportunities diminish is why we developed this free online tool.”

The NWEA College Explorer also allows students to see whether they are on track for a specific college or university and explore majors that may be a good fit based on their scores. For example, a seventh grader interested in engineering who scores a 222 on the fall MAP Growth math assessment is projected to meet the SAT math score typically expected for admissions at most colleges and universities, but fall below the expected ACT math score. These insights can help students identify areas for growth, set academic goals, and have more informed conversations with teachers and school counselors about their post-secondary pathways.

View the NWEA College Explorer Tool: https://www.nwea.org/mapping-the-road-to-college/ 

About NWEA

NWEA®, a division of HMH, supports educators worldwide by providing responsive, evidence-based assessment solutions that illuminate learning needs and fuel student growth. For more than 40 years, NWEA has developed innovative pre-K–12 assessments, including its flagship assessment – MAP Growth, and professional learning that helps educators strengthen their practice and improve student outcomes. As part of its commitment to bring valuable insights to the education community, NWEA engages in research that examines issues that shed light on inequities and other barriers to academic opportunities. Visit NWEA.org to find out how NWEA partners to help all kids learn.

Contact: Simona Beattie, Communications Director, simona.beattie@nwea.org or 971.361.9526

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