Boston Scientific created the innovative EXALT™ Model B Single-Use Bronchoscope to work as seamlessly as reusable scopes—without risk of cross-contamination.

Heart failure episodes can been hard to predict. But HeartLogic™ can predict heart failure events 34 days in advance, allowing doctors and patients to take action.

Susan was in chronic pain from lumbar spinal stenosis but reluctant to get back surgery. Her doctor suggested the Vertiflex procedure instead. Days after her procedure, Susan was able to walk four miles, pain-free.

The prestigious innovation award recognizes the Tria™ Stent's first-of-a-kind tri-layer design and proprietary surface technology, created with patient safety in mind.

At 32, Nicole given six months to live after her cancer diagnosis. But a treatment called TheraSphere™ changed everything. Watch her story.

Deep brain stimulation therapy can bring symptom relief from Parkinson's and help people live their best lives. Read Erica and Samran's stories.

Brooke, a competitive athlete, thought she was permanently sidelined by the risks of her heart arrthythmia. But with her ICD device, she now runs epic distances across New Zealand.

David Knapp, vice president of R&D for the Peripheral Interventions Vascular team, talks about the crucial ingredients for innovation in this Q&A.

What happens when a radiation oncologist receives his own cancer diagnosis?

When Rob learned he was at risk of sudden cardiac arrest, his doctor suggested he immediately receive an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD device).

With the growing prevalence of neurological disorders, from Parkinson’s and chronic pain to Alzheimer’s, rapid innovation in neuromodulation is more important than ever.

Digital health solutions that connect patients to the care they need have tremendous promise to help reduce healthcare disparities.

The Health Economics and Market Access (HEMA) group at Boston Scientific works to ensure that patients have access to innovative healthcare treatments.

Cleaning an endoscope is a time-intensive process that puts vulnerable patients at risk for infection. Our Endoscopy R&D team developed a solution.

A Boston Scientific R&D leader reflects on the ways a company - even a global corporation - can remain agile, flexible and innovative.

Learn why Boston Scientific is ranked a top industry supporter of historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and about our commitment to diversity.

More than 70% of men over age 70 are affected by enlarged prostate (BPH). Learn how one patient’s symptoms resolved after water vapor therapy with Rezūm,

Prostate cancer treatment can result in side effects like incontinence. Learn why an artificial urinary sphincter implant helped Steve feel like himself again.

Boston Scientific clinical research deliberately recruits from previously underrepresented groups to better reflect populations affected by PAD

The latest advancement from Boston Scientific neuromodulation, the WaveWriter Alpha spinal cord stimulator can offer relief for people living with chronic pain.

More than ten million people live with Parkinson’s disease worldwide. Learn why Kevin chose to pursue deep brain stimulation to help relieve his symptoms.

With a long history of heart disease, Pamela underwent procedures to receive multiple Boston Scientific devices to improve her health and walk free of pain

Liver cancer patients once had a bleak prognosis with limited treatment options, but the encouraging results of radioembolization technology offer fresh hope.

Diversity in medical research is critical to ensure everyone can benefit from treatments. Read how Boston Scientific is working to address health disparities.

Medical devices change lives, but efforts to alert and educate patients on preventing heart disease and stroke are equally important.