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Global Healthcare SG announces successful FDA clearance for CarbonCool® Full Body Suit, expanding medical cooling solutions to the United States market. FDA 510(k) K240933.

6 Singapore hospitals now use CarbonCool® technology in emergency medicine and critical care departments.

A pre/post cohort study (Yap et al., 2020) reported a median 119 minutes from return of spontaneous circulation to 34°C after CarbonCool® was added to a combined cooling protocol, versus 482 minutes in historical controls. Survival and neurological outcomes did not differ significantly.

CarbonCool® now carries CE marking under the Medical Device Regulation (MDR), supporting supply across European Union markets.

Military evaluation confirms CarbonCool® effectiveness in field conditions, demonstrating rapid deployment and sustained cooling capabilities.

SingHealth highlights CarbonCool® technology in its coverage of targeted temperature management for post-cardiac arrest patients across Singapore hospital networks.

Singapore's leading newspaper covers the CarbonCool® Full Body Suit and field results showing cooling up to four times faster than ice packs (0.12°C/min vs 0.03°C/min).

CNA reports on the Singapore Armed Forces' adoption of advanced cooling technology following a comprehensive review of heat injury management protocols.

The Singapore Armed Forces announced enhanced heat-injury prevention and management measures, including purpose-built cooling pads, following an external review panel.