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Medtronic receives Health Canada licence for its next generation Micra leadless pacing systems

New pacemakers offer 40% more battery life1, extending Medtronic legacy of pacing leadership

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Living life to the fullest: Advanced diabetes management system is helping this retired nurse enjoy food again
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Medtronic pursues ambitious targets on climate action
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Trusting your gut check

A recent Canadian study demonstrates the cost-effectiveness of AI-aided colonoscopy 

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New Brunswick insulin pump program removes age caps and includes Medtronic’s most advanced MiniMed™ 780G insulin pump

Active New Brunswick teen living with T1D is reassured knowing her MiniMed 780G insulin pump will be covered when she turns 25.

Jun 29, 2023
New diabetes management system that adjusts and corrects blood sugars automatically is transforming lives

New technology from Medtronic is helping to reduce the need for people with T1D to constantly calculate, strategize and correct.

May 30, 2023
Spine patient meets robot: Improved Patient Outcomes Enabled with Technology

Clare Lane is one of the first Canadian patients to obtain robotic-assisted spinal surgery with the Medtronic Mazor X system at QEll Health Sciences Centre.

Apr 21, 2023
Medtronic commits to a greener healthcare industry
Mar 22, 2023
Life-changing neuromodulation therapy helps patients overcome chronic incontinence, stop suffering in silence

An implanted electronic device about the size of a toonie has helped Deberah Witteveen reclaim her life and overcome a debilitating medical condition few people want to discuss.

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