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24 Apr,2025
In - Depth Analysis of Key Points of Catheter Technology in Vascular Interventional Procedures
25 Mar,2025
In 2025, the National medical device sampling inspection work promotion meeting was held
On March 24, the National medical device sampling inspection work promotion meeting was held in Chengdu. The meeting summarized the effectiveness of the 2024 sampling work, in-depth analysis of the current situation, and research and deployment of the key work of 2025 sampling.
01 Apr,2025
Ask an electrophysiologist: What roles do PFA and RFA play in the treatment of AFib?
Both are types of cardiac ablation, but are distinct in a few key ways. An expert weighs in on when and how they can be harnessed. It’s been called “the 21st century cardiovascular disease epidemic,” affecting millions every year and raising the odds of serious health risks. Atrial fibrillation (AFib), the most common type of heart rhythm disorder,1 is a major cause of stroke, heart failure, heart attack, dementia and death.2 About 1 in 3 to 5 people over the age of 45 will develop the condition,3 and it’s only becoming more prevalent: Between 2010 and 2019, cases rose from 33.5 million to 59 million globally—and these figures likely underestimate the impact, as many people don’t know they have AFib until they experience symptoms or a stroke. 4 What’s more, the number of people affected by AFib could increase by more than 60% by 2050, highlighting the critical need for effective treatment options.5
03 Oct,2024
How self-administered medicines are transforming chronic disease care
With nearly 880 million adults estimated to be living with obesity worldwide, injectable weight loss drugs have become one of the biggest stories in medicine. Commonly referred to as GLP-1s, these drugs have the ability to manage diabetes and the effects of obesity. Additionally, recent clinical data suggests these drugs help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, stroke and kidney failure. Their adoption has grown at an unprecedented scale, signaling a shift in how patients navigate chronic weight management, with growing acceptance and demand for self-administered treatment taken at home.
25 Apr,2024
For real progress in corporate responsibility, choose action in line with company values
Human health is intertwined with the health of our communities and of our planet. That’s one reason health care innovation companies like Boston Scientific make meeting our environmental, social and governance responsibilities a priority.