Medical industry keeping Arrhythmia healthy.(BUSINESS REVIEW)

Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA) | February 23, 2007 | Copyright

Byline: Mary Jo Hill

FITCHBURG - Micron Products Inc. pops out 1.5 billion plastic sensors a year that are used in medical equipment. But while these sensors make up the biggest chunk of Micron's business, the company isn't pinning all of its hopes on the product.

Along with diversifying into design and production of plastic items for defense, medical and other applications, Arrhythmia Research Technology Inc., which owns Micron, is hoping a study funded by the National Institutes of Health could mean new life for its original software product.

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