Boston Scientific

10/13/2025

In 1 out of 10 cases, after a clogged artery is stented open, it clogs again. The usual solution in the U.S. has been to put a second stent inside the artery, despite risks. Yet an alternative was being used all over the world: the drug-coated balloon. “American cardiologists were begging to get the technology,” one doctor told The Wall Street Journal. Read why the AGENT™ Drug Coated Balloon, now available in the U.S., represents a “quantum leap” for clogged arteries:

Why newly available tech is being called a “quantum leap” for clogged arteries.

09/30/2025

Happy STEMtember! Our teams around the world dedicate their time to advancing STEM education for more students. From medical device demonstrations to mini Formula 1 races and science lab renovations, thank you for showing up to inspire future leaders.

09/29/2025

Your heart’s coronary arteries are only as thick as a coffee stirrer. Coronary artery disease (CAD) can cause plaque buildup to narrow those arteries even more, which can block blood flow – one reason why CAD is the #1 cause of death worldwide. Learn how innovative therapies, from AI-guided imaging to drug-coated balloons, are being used to treat more of the millions of people affected by CAD.

CAD is the most common form of heart disease. Learn why arteries become clogged and how minimally invasive treatments can reopen them.

09/23/2025

Curious about ablation as a treatment option for atrial fibrillation (AFib)? Watch this video to learn more. 💓

09/08/2025

Many men living with prostate cancer or an enlarged prostate suffer from symptoms such as urine leakage or a persistent feeling of fullness in the bladder. Learn more about the innovative technologies that can improve quality of life for people with these common conditions.

For Men's Health Month, we're shining a light on conditions that don't often get talked about -- but should be.

08/18/2025

We’re advancing science for more morning runs, race medals and marathon finishes.

08/13/2025

AI is changing the way care is delivered by helping doctors detect health issues sooner, make more confident treatment decisions, and even prevent emergencies before they happen. Learn how we’re using the technology to help patients with cardiovascular disease:

Learn how AI technology is helping patients with heart failure and dangerous arrythmias.

08/07/2025

Learn more about male urinary incontinence and how the AMS 800™ artificial urinary sphincter can help. https://bit.ly/3JawOFL

07/30/2025

New cancer diagnoses are on the rise worldwide. Here are a few ways Boston Scientific is helping meet the mounting needs for cancer treatment options and for improving the patient experience:

One in five people will develop cancer in their lifetimes. Learn about our innovative treatment options.

07/24/2025

Not all acute cholecystitis patients are candidates for gallbladder removal surgery, and the most common alternative leaves them with a drainage tube and fluid collection bag outside their body – sometimes for life. Learn how the AXIOS™ Stent helps patients live free of an external drain: https://bit.ly/3ILZswF

Indications, safety and warnings can be found here: https://bit.ly/4meCixF

For some acute cholecystitis patients, getting an external drain used to be the only option. Not anymore.

07/17/2025

One in six people in the U.S. suffering from chronic back pain is likely to have vertebrogenic pain. Learn more about this common condition and how the Intracept™ Intraosseous Nerve Ablation System provides safe, effective pain relief without any implants or hardware.

This common form of chronic back pain is often misdiagnosed. But it has telltale symptoms, a clear diagnostic and a proven solution.

06/18/2025

It’s not uncommon for women to suffer from stress incontinence, overactive bladder or other urological conditions, due in part to the stresses of pregnancy, childbirth and menopause. Learn about treatment options that can help address debilitating symptoms.

These therapies can alleviate the debilitating symptoms of incontinence and overactive bladder.