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Affera combines mapping technology with a catheter capable of performing both radiofrequency and pulsed field ablation.

Medtronic is so bullish on generative artificial intelligence, its executives say, that every department at the medical-device maker has been asked to come up with ways the technology can boost productivity or improve patient outcomes.

Braydon Wiedeman of Waite Park was in a serious car crash eight years ago. Thanks to a Medtronic spinal cord stimulator and hard work, he is now finding relief.

Medtronic employees are going back to school with the help of MAPS, a new company program that covers undergraduate tuition up-front at select academic institutions.

Medtronic CEO Geoff Martha sits down with KARE 11’s Julie Nelson to discuss the company’s 75th anniversary and forward trajectory.

Recent Medtronic approvals include treatments for chronic pain, high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, and Parkinson’s.

Thanks to the Medtronic Percept RC, Bruce Lunde can now control his tremors remotely from his cell phone.

Medtronic hopes to tap the city’s abundance of doctors, hospitals, and universities to develop a technology that could revolutionize surgery with the help of robotics and artificial intelligence.

Bryan Larsen said schedule flexibility and encouragement from colleagues has allowed him to prepare for Paris.

Revenue grew nearly 12% in Medtronic’s diabetes business, the biggest increase among all of its business segments.