For Kyle Richardson, surfing is more than a sport. It represents freedom, connection and a determination to keep moving forward.

For the millions of people living with urinary conditions, a small implanted device, barely larger than a matchbox, is opening a new path to relief through sacral neuromodulation.

Jon was playing in a charity football match when he experienced a sudden cardiac arrest. After prolonged CPR, a second cardiac arrest and several days in an induced coma, Jon received a...

For Fernando Rodríguez-Maribona, a 56-year-old telecommunications engineer based in Madrid, sport has always been central to his life. Whether playing tennis with his daughters, cycling through...

Diabetes stands as one of the most significant public health challenges in the Kingdom. According...

Staying active has always been important to Lisa Buggy Lynch. Based in Galway, Ireland, the 44-year-old Boston Scientific employee is used to being constantly on the move...

Boston Scientific has long been at the forefront of innovation in minimally invasive therapies, guided by a clear purpose: addressing healthcare's greatest challenges so patients can experience...

The use of remote technologies — including Boston Scientific’s Smart Glasses — is improving access to innovative, minimally invasive procedures and improving patient care..

I have worked in cardiology for over 30 years, in hospitals, clinical societies and most recently at Boston Scientific. In that time, I have seen first-hand the evolution of treating arrhythmias...

People with advanced renal cell carcinoma (RCC), the most common type of kidney cancer, could benefit from a minimally invasive therapy called thermal ablation, according to new guidelines from...