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Dr. Rob Kowal, vice president of the cardiac pacing therapies business at Medtronic, shares the history behind the company’s first product.

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.