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By Dave Pierce, EVP and president of MedSurg at Boston Scientific I went to Norwich University, a military college in Vermont, before serving as an Army officer for four years. As you might...

An NFL event included a tribute to Boston Scientific's health equity initiative.

Learn how the EXALT™ Model D helps ERCP procedures.

How a doctor’s prostate cancer diagnosis gave new meaning to his advocacy.

Forbes and Just Capital recognized Boston Scientific for our quality products, ethical leadership, community contributions and how we treat employees and customers.

Learn about one woman’s path to better health.

Research tells us that the majority of our decisions stem from unconscious mental activity. Learn how we're exploring unconscious bias in the workplace.

Providing resources for doctors to help treat esophageal cancer in East Africa.

Identifying disparities in coronary stenting outcomes among women and minority patients.

After suffering sudden cardiac arrest, Don's ICD helps keep his heart at a normal rhythm.

how AI, health economics and collaboration can help health systems improve patient outcomes and deliver more affordable care.

During a volunteer blood drive, a nurse noticed that John English’s pulse was irregular and suggested he visit a doctor – as soon as possible. “I saw the doctor, and he immediately could see...

Boston Scientific CEO Jodi Euerle Eddy discusses how medtech is using data to help move healthcare from a reactive treatment model to preventive one.

Learn how FDA-approved spinal cord stimulation uses mild electrical pulses to help patients manage chronic pain without opioids.

Learn why employee Ray Cowling received the Order of Australia’s Medal of the Order from Queen Elizabeth II.

Learn how we’re helping to grow a pipeline of diverse STEM talent.

Watch how Boston Scientific employees in Dorado responded to disaster with resilience and courage.

In early 2018, Temple Brown, a healthy 54-year-old Los Angeles filmmaker, decided to take his fitness to the next level and train to run the Los Angeles marathon. As Temple began to run longer...

After years of debilitating pain, Alesia found relief with spinal cord stimulation and a new purpose helping others at Boston Scientific.

Boston Scientific’s ImagineIF Innovation challenge gives employees a voice to advance new technologies, processes and patient and customer experiences.

A year ago there were only 250 certified technical architects around the world and roughly only 5 percent of those people were women. Susannah St-Germain, a technical architect at Boston...

Tom Foran brought his automotive industry experience to Boston Scientific, applying fresh perspectives and technical skills to help drive innovation.

Global manufacturers have an outsized role to play in reducing greenhouse gases to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality. At Boston Scientific, we’re aiming to convert to 100% renewable...

See how we've grown to two facilities and 4,500 employees and collaborators supporting medical device innovation.

Boston Scientific female leaders across Asia Pacific gathered to advance gender diversity, leadership development and networks of support.