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Faraflex offers "more precision and higher fidelity mapping capability to understand the heart tissue," Boston Scientific's ...

The March 2025 edition of MDO focuses on minimally invasive medtech, including surgical robotics, catheters, implants and ...

Biomedical engineering students at Johns Hopkins developed a device that could help clinicians detect and treat smell dysfunction earlier.

Could a noninvasive, cutting-edge radiation therapy for cancer also be used to treat heart arrhythmias? Mayo Clinic researchers think so.