Medtronic stories

Product approvals and strength across businesses drive growth

FDA approves medical device-related hypertension therapies in the U.S.

A new survey by Medtronic suggests a majority of Americans are optimistic about the future of AI in healthcare

Chief technology and innovation officer says AI could change the future of healthcare for the better

Globally, less than 15% of waste gets recycled each year. Even more staggering, less than 1% of medical waste gets recycled.ⁱ

Bruce McLaren recently crossed the finish line in one of the most grueling endurance events in the world, the famous Marathon des Sables. And he did it all while wearing an insulin pump.

What makes a company great? We believe it starts with our people

Both Medtronic employees, father, Jeff Meyer, and son, Riley, found themselves working in the same operating room. Riley said it was one of the ‘coolest moments’ he’ll ever have.

Stories from our latest Sustainability Report

Virtual reality technology – and even semi-trucks – are transforming medical education and training

Medtronic employees share their stories

For people living with diabetes, managing blood sugar is a balancing act 

The Medtronic Foundation releases guide for community engagement

A five-part series on how device sounds are engineered with patients and healthcare providers in mind

Innovation and strong execution drive business performance

Bladder and bowel problems are disruptive and can make leaving the house challenging.

The initiative expands access to healthcare tech – and STEM

Hydrothermal renewable energy project reduces CO2 emissions by 80%, contributing to sustainable energy future at Medtronic

How good ergonomic design shapes the development of healthcare technology at Medtronic 

Study shows benefits of using ‘pump therapy’ as first-line diabetes treatment

Talking about incontinence is the first step in restoring a physical relationship

Meeting the engineer – and team – who made her leg stents possible

Tara, a miniature schnauzer, received a donated Medtronic pacemaker to treat her life-threatening heart condition

Jeff Vogel taught college engineering courses 30 years ago, and never dreamed he'd become an inventor like those he lectured on