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Hopkinton biopharmaceutical Spring Bank hopes to raise $37.5M

Hopkinton-based Spring Bank Pharmaceuticals wants to raise $37.5 million to fund clinical trials, studies and research and other corporate purposes.

Boston Scientific eyes reintroducing recalled, remade product

Boston Scientific will soon submit the final technical module to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for a heart valve product.

Boston Scientific acquires Calif. firm for up to $160M

Boston Scientific is showing no signs of slowing its aggressive acquisition strategy as the medical device giant is set to acquire a privately held obstructive disease firm for up to $160 million.

Hologic to acquire Ariz. breast health firm for $85M; profits rise 90%

Marlborough medical imaging giant Hologic will acquire breast health imaging company Faxitron Bioptics for $85 million.
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Boston Scientific spinal cord trial delayed after patent ruling

Boston Scientific has no immediate plans to launch a high-frequency spinal cord stimulation product in the wake of recent rulings in a patent infringement case.

Harvard Bioscience eyes growth after 66% Q2 revenue bump

Holliston medical device maker Harvard Bioscience is hoping to get out of the red as its second quarter revenues of $31.5 million reached an all-time high.

Hologic expands HIV, hepatitis testing access

Marlborough medical imaging device firm Hologic launched an initiative Wednesday to expand affordable access to molecular testing for HIV, heptatits B and C, and HPV.

Boston Scientific asks shareholders to reject $95.7M mini-tender

Canadian private investment firm TRC Capital wants to invest up to $95.7 million in Boston Scientific in a mini-tender offer, but the company says the firm's per-share offering is well below market value.
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Boston Scientific profits $555M in Q2

Marlborough medical device giant Boston Scientific reported a $555 million profit and nearly $2.5 billion in sales for the second quarter, near the top end of the company's guidance range.

Allurion completes enrollment of weight loss device study

A Natick weight loss device company has begun a clinical trial in the U.S. with the hopes of soon gaining U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval.
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