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    MiniMed names David Segal chief medical officer

    Segal is succeeding Robert Vigersky, who is transitioning to a chief medical officer emeritus role ahead of his planned retirement at the end of next year.

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    Zimmer raises sales forecast despite slower knee business

    CEO Ivan Tornos did not attribute the company’s performance in knees to a broader market slowdown, as competitor Stryker did last week.

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    How should the FDA regulate generative AI in medtech? Here are 5 takes

    Patients, providers and medtech firms submitted hundreds of comments to the Food and Drug Administration on how the agency should approach generative AI in medical devices.

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    Top medtech conferences in 2027

    From AdvaMed’s meeting in San Francisco to a robotics conference in Rome, next year’s calendar is already filled with medtech events to attend.

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    Philips settles with DOJ over recalled CPAP machines

    Philips will pay 288 million euros to settle an investigation related to its recall of millions of sleep and respiratory devices.

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    Bracco invests $230M to build US plant for injectable contrast media

    The Sanford, North Carolina, facility will become the company’s first manufacturing site for injectable contrast media in the U.S.

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    AdvaMed Chair Mick Farrell shares his top priorities, challenges for the medtech industry

    In a year where companies are grappling with cyberattacks, inflation and potential tariffs, Farrell, who is also CEO of Resmed, shared a bird’s eye view of the issues.

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    AI vendors, health systems join physicians in liability for clinical AI: AMA

    The AMA's new issue brief assigns distinct responsibilities to physicians, developers and healthcare organizations, arguing that protecting patients requires accountability from all stakeholders.

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    Abbott starts pivotal trial for mitral valve replacement device

    The study is testing a device that Abbott executives believe can expand the mitral valve market.

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    Abbott, Dexcom grapple with diabetes coverage ahead of planned Medicare expansion

    Abbott said it is facing pricing pressure and slower growth ahead of a planned coverage expansion for people with Type 2 diabetes. Competitor Dexcom, however, did not experience the same slowdown.

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    Stryker lowers 2026 guidance after slowdown in hip, knee procedures

    CEO Kevin Lobo said the slowdown in hip and knee procedures is tied to broader economic concerns. The outgoing CEO also detailed the company’s decision to partner with CMR Surgical.

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    Labcorp, Quest urge RESULTS Act passage as lab payment cuts loom

    The testing service providers hope the legislation, which would reform the CMS’ reimbursement rate-setting process, can cross the finish line in Congress’ lame-duck session.

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    FDA posts alert about Medline beds linked to 2 deaths

    The company notified customers this month that it will discontinue Medline brand beds and associated products and exit the market.

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    Abbott grows cardiac portfolio with Amplatzer approval for valve leaks

    The first-of-its-kind transcatheter device treats paravalvular leak after valve replacement surgery, to spare the patient from another open-heart surgery.

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    3 highlights from EY’s report on 2026 medtech trends

    M&A rose, but company valuations declined in the first half of 2026 compared with the year-ago period, according to EY’s Pulse of the Industry report.

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    Cooper Companies CEO steps down after activist investor pressure

    Weeks after an investor called for leadership changes, Cooper has parted ways with its CEO and proposed a new-look board of directors.

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    Boston Scientific cuts 2026 guidance for third time this year

    The medical device company’s stock dropped when the market opened Wednesday after it slashed sales and earnings forecasts once again.

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    RadNet expands into teleradiology with $350M Onrad deal

    The acquisition, which will give RadNet a new professional services unit, is expected to help hospitals solve challenges with radiology coverage.

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    Medical device leaders share AI hot takes at The MedTech Conference

    Medtech CEOs and consultants advised focusing on a core market and preparing for complex processes in a highly regulated industry.

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    Abbott launches MRD test with improved cancer detection tech

    Dr. Rick Baehner, Abbott’s chief medical officer for precision oncology, spoke to MedTech Dive about how the new version of the Oncodetect test performs and the market it addresses.

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    Stryker completes ZuriMED takeover

    The deal expands Stryker’s portfolio of fast-growing sports medicine and shoulder care devices.

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    Overheard in Boston: Medtech CEOs talk rising costs, turbulent markets, cyberattacks

    At AdvaMed’s The MedTech Conference, CEOs from top medical device companies shared how they navigate difficult times, inflation and new technologies.

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    Labcorp inks Millennium Health buyout to add drug testing services

    The proposed acquisition of the specialty laboratory is the third Labcorp buyout announced in eight days.

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    Qiagen agrees to private equity takeover

    EQT Private Equity has agreed to pay about $12.1 billion, including debt, for the diagnostics company, which has long been the subject of takeover speculation.

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    Edwards wins FDA approval for tricuspid valve repair device

    Edwards’ approval should “strengthen the company’s position in the large and underpenetrated transcatheter tricuspid market,” analysts said.