Friday January 4, 2013
James Walsh
Reporter | Medical Technology
Phone: 612-673-7428
Email: jwalsh@startribune.com
James Walsh covers medical technology companies such as Medtronic and St. Jude and innovations.
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Recent content from James Walsh
Watchdog cautious on new Boston Sci defibrillator
Dr. Robert Hauser said the Boston Scientific device, which doesn't touch the heart, needs more study.
Updated: January 02, 2013, - 09:29 PM
Arden Hills medical device maker acquired by Calif. firm
Exos Corp. makes casts and braces that can be adjusted and reshaped. San Diego-based DJO Global has been its distributor.
Updated: December 31, 2012, - 08:14 PM
W. John Driscoll: An icon in industry, arts, education
He was a proud Korean War veteran, a Marine Corps captain who became a captain of Twin Cities industry, arts and entertainment. An heir to one of Minnesota's most influential families, he became the quiet supporter of multiple causes and enjoyed nothing more than being outdoors and spending time with his loved ones.
Updated: December 29, 2012, - 10:52 PM
MCTC, U forge science tie
Qualified students in an ambitious biotechnology track can now transfer to the U's College of Biological Sciences.
Updated: December 24, 2012, - 09:07 PM
Medtronic invests in maker of body sensors
The Boston company said its technology could find its way into Medtronic devices.
Updated: December 18, 2012, - 08:32 PM
Hyperbaric therapy expanding
An oxygen therapy once used largely to treat carbon monoxide poisoning and the bends is now being applied to help heal wounds.
Updated: December 11, 2012, - 09:18 PM
3 men file federal lawsuit against Medtronic
Action involves defibrillators. Company says it's without merit.
Updated: December 11, 2012, - 08:48 PM
St. Jude wrestles with a skittish marketplace
Studies sponsored by competitors question Durata wires' durability.
Updated: December 08, 2012, - 08:22 PM
Device makers partnering with FDA
New consortium aims to create tools to better gauge the safety of new products.
Updated: December 03, 2012, - 08:13 PM
New blood pressure treatment tries fooling brain
CVRx has a new method for treating dangerously high blood pressure that uses a cerebral slight of hand.
Updated: November 30, 2012, - 11:18 PM
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