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After developing intense pain, a minimally invasive procedure got him feeling better and back on his bike again.

Roughly 1 in 10 Americans are at risk of developing a kidney stone. Learn how a procedure called ureteroscopy can help.

How can leaders grow a team culture rooted in equity and inclusion? Meghan Scanlon shares some her own learnings.

Dr. Simon Long enrolled in a Boston Scientific physician training course – and turned that education into real-world success.

After NBA hopeful Omar Carter collapsed and stopped breathing on the basketball court, he pivoted to educating others about emergency cardiac care. Here's what he wants people to know.

Meet the latest global chief medical officer at Boston Scientific – and find out how he plans to help patients overcome the biggest issues facing the health care industry in his new role.

For the eighth consecutive year, Boston Scientific has been recognized on Fortune’s list of the World’s Most Admired Companies. Learn why.

Learn how spinal cord stimulation helped Caroline manage her chronic pain – and inspired her to help others.

Learn how Boston Scientific and IBM are working together to better measure – and treat – the chronic pain experience.

Four recent initiatives from around the world illustrate a belief long held by Boston Scientific: transforming the world begins one community at a time.

Meet new VP Kathryn Unger and learn about the significant progress Boston Scientific has made in achieving its ESG goals.

Before Sean worked at Boston Scientific, he fought in Iraq and Afghanistan. This Veterans Day, we give our thanks to Sean, and to all the brave people who have served our country.

Participating in recruitment events like the BEYA STEM conference helps Boston Scientific hire rising stars from underrepresented backgrounds. Learn how it made a difference for one R&D engineer.

Scott and Jim met through their Parkinson's disease diagnoses and are now traveling across America to raise awareness.

At Boston Scientific, our appreciation for our employees is reflected in our great benefits. Our “whole person” approach is one of the many reasons we’re consistently hailed among the Best Places to Work.

Today, Boston Scientific was named for the second year in a row by Forbes to the World's Best Employers 2022 list.

Succeeding in the global economy requires a high degree of collaboration. Find out how adopting a learning mindset can help your team unlock great results.

Sudden cardiac arrest can happen at any time. Robert, who collapsed while out on his daily walk, was able to walk away thanks to his VIGILANT™ defibrillator implant.

Atrial fibrillation, also called AFib, is one of the leading causes of stroke. But your risks can be reduced in a couple of ways, including with a procedure called left atrial appendage closure (LAAC).

The plight of Ukrainian refugees has moved Boston Scientific and its employees to help, including by providing temporary housing across Europe.

Burton's back pain from lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) was keeping him from his active lifestyle. But just two months after his Vertiflex procedure, he was able to complete a 5K race.

Boston Scientific was named a "Best Workplace for Women Innovators" by Fast Company. Wendy Carruthers, executive vice president of human resources, explains why.

How do you ensure your team of problem-solvers is solving for the right problem? Start with empathy, says David Knapp, vice president of research and development for Peripheral Interventions.

Spinal cord stimulation has been used for decades to treat chronic pain. The WaveWriter Alpha SCS System™ allows doctors to tailor that therapy for even more personalized relief.

Liver cancer patients can bid farewell to traditional radiation therapy, and to its side effects, with this new approach.