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The medical technology industry is in constant motion, driven by groundbreaking advancements that reshape healthcare as we know it. This week's medtech news highlights high-profile leadership changes and strategic collaborations to landmark legal decisions and pioneering surgical innovations. Each story underscores the industry's relentless pursuit of innovation, setting new standards for what is possible in medical technology.   Boston Scientific appointed Dr. Angelo Auricchio as the new chief medical officer for its rhythm management business in Europe. With over 30 years of experience in cardiology and electrophysiology, Auricchio will provide medical leadership and strategic direction to the company’s EMEA operations. He previously served as deputy head of cardiology at Istituto Cardiocentro Ticino in Switzerland and holds professorships in Lugano and Magdeburg. Auricchio expressed enthusiasm for joining Boston Scientific, aiming to advance cardiac rhythm management and improve patient outcomes in the region.   https://lnkd.in/gbidDrS3   AstraZeneca and QIAGEN are partnering to develop a companion diagnostic test for genomically targeted medicines. This collaboration, which leverages Qiagen’s Qiastat-Dx platform, builds on their decade-long work in cancer diagnostics.   https://lnkd.in/g9npNPnc   Though Illumina sold GRAIL last summer after conflicts with antitrust regulators and activist investors, the European Union's highest court has ruled in Illumina's favour, stating the European Commission lacked jurisdiction to block the acquisition. Illumina had argued that Grail's lack of business in Europe at the time of the deal meant the Commission shouldn't have intervened. The ruling also annulled the basis for a hefty fine imposed on Illumina, which the company now no longer needs to pay. Despite this victory, Illumina remains with only 14.5% ownership of Grail after choosing to divest last December.   https://lnkd.in/g9Da4nJs   Dr. Terrence Crowder in Mesa, Arizona, has successfully performed the first surgery using Innosys' 3D-printed Ti standalone device. This procedure represents a significant advancement in spine surgery, and Innosys partnered with SPINE GEAR to achieve this innovation.   https://lnkd.in/grhkfe5U   Follow TRESP Recruitment - Medtech and Healthtech Experts to stay up to date on all the latest news. #MedTechNews #MedicalDevices #HealthcareInnovation #MedTechIndustry #HealthTech #HealthcareTechnology #MedDeviceNews #HealthcareNews #MedTechTrends

Boston Scientific appoints new chief medical officer for EMEA

Boston Scientific appoints new chief medical officer for EMEA

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