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The DeviceTalks Podcast Network is the ultimate destination for all things #MedTech. By subscribing to this single feed, you’ll gain access to every podcast in our diverse and growing portfolio—more than a dozen unique shows featuring senior leaders, groundbreaking technology insights, and in-depth discussions on the most important topics in the medical device industry.

Each episode dives deep into critical areas like business strategy, market trends, surgical robotics, orthopedics, structural heart, neurology, and beyond. You’ll hear from leading voices at top companies—ranging from major OEMs to innovative startups—sharing their solutions, stories, and strategies for tackling the industry’s biggest challenges.

Our Lineup of Shows Includes:
• DeviceTalks Weekly
• AbbottTalks
• Boston Scientific Talks
• DeviceTalks AI
• IntuitiveTalks
• MedtechWOMEN Talks
• MedtronicTalks
• Neuro Innovation Talks: J&J MedTech Neurovascular
• Structural Heart Talks: Edwards Lifesciences
• Ortho Innovation Talks: Enovis & Zimmer Biomet
• StrykerTalks

Why Subscribe?
Subscribing here means you’ll never miss an update from any of our shows. Whether you want a broad overview of the entire industry or prefer to tune into a specific series, this single feed has you covered.

If you discover a favorite topic, you can always subscribe to that individual show’s feed for a more tailored experience.

Meet Your Hosts:
• Tom Salemi, Editorial Director, DeviceTalks
• Kayleen Brown, Managing Editor, DeviceTalks

#DeviceTalks, Where Device Makers Connect.

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Latest Episodes:

Recor, Medtronic share the state of Renal Denervation. Can Alva Health reduce the danger of strokes? Dec 10, 2021

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In this episode we’ll explore potentially life-saving treatments for hypertension and stroke. First, we’ll talk with Sandra Saldana, CEO of the start-up Alva Health, which is developing a wearable system that can detect strokes. Alva Health won the 2021 Global Competition of the Medtech Innovator program. Then we’ll explore renal denervation, the exciting but vexing method of lowering hypertension by ablating nerves in the kidney. We’ll talk to the leaders in this space including Andy Weiss, CEO of Recor Medical, a division of Otsuka Holdings, that’s developing the Paradise Renal Denervation system. Weiss, a medtech veteran, shares his long-term views, one why he still sees Renal Denervation as a game-changer. Then, we’ll run an excerpt of the MedtronicTalks podcast interview with Jason Weidman, senior vice president and president of the coronary and renal denervation business at Medtronic. Weidman details Medtronic’s latest regulatory hiccups but, like Weiss, explains why he sees renal denervation as an important new therapy that can save the lives of people struggling to control their hypertension. You can listen to the entire interview with Weidman here. https://www.devicetalks.com/weidman-talks-us-through-the-long-road-to-get-symplicity-ready-to-help-patients-with-hypertension/.

How Intuitive’s surgical robots collect the data that can help improve surgical performance Dec 06, 2021

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In this episode, we learn about the data collecting during surgical robotic systems. Chief Digital Officer Brian Miller and Tony Jarc, Director, Research and Data Science , detail the importance of data being collected by Intuitive’s surgical robotic systems and how the company uses the data to help guide surgeons in the future.

Lobo and Pierce talk Wright, cool tech, robotics and the not-so-secret plans to keep Stryker growing Dec 03, 2021

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In this episode, we’ll do a deep dive with Stryker Corp., which recently hosted an in-person analyst day. In our first interview Andy Pierce, group president of MedSurg and Neurotechnology, will update us on his group’s wide-ranging portfolio, including an artificial intelligence-enabled tool to save the lives of patients at risk of dying of post-partem hemorrhaging. Kevin Lobo, chair and CEO, visits next to update on the company’s plans to keep building on its market leader status. We’ll talk about the Wright Medical integration, what makes a good acquisition, and how the rise of surgical robotics is helping Stryker build out its MAKO product. In between all this, co-costs Tom Salemi and Chris Newmarker review this week’s Newmarker’s Newsmakers including items from GE Healthcare, Best Buy, the FDA, DePuy Synthes and Boston Scientific. We also talk about pie.

Thank you. Thank you and thannnnk you. Nov 24, 2021

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Just a short message from Tom and Chris, two grateful guys who don't like pumpkin sausage.

DT Weekly Roadshow: Five critical changes the Medtech industry has experienced over past two years Nov 19, 2021

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This week’s discussion begins on the stage in Las Vegas where Tom Salemi interviewed Kwame Ulmer of Ulmer Ventures and Medtech Color at Medmarc’s annual broker meeting. This episode is sponsored by Medmarc. The conversation hit upon five areas that have changed over the past two years due to the pandemic or critical concerns over equity and fairness. In this podcast, Ulmer speaks to the slow progress being made in medtech in diversifying the workforce. But he also offers signs of hope and introduced Medtech Color. Ulmer will also speak to improvements made at the FDA, where he started his medtech career. He also provides an update on a comprehensive survey of the FDA being conducted by the biomed program at UCLA. We’ll also hear post-conference interviews with Jennifer Fried, CEO of Explorer Surgical, who will share how that company successfully pivoted during the pandemic. Mark Leahey, CEO of MDMA, will update on the MCIT ruling that would deliver surer reimbursement for medical device companies with breakthrough products. Finally, Jonathan Norris of Silicon Valley Bank shares surprising changes to early and late-stage financings as well as medical device exits. Subscribe to this podcast on all major podcast applications.

TAVR-Talks Part II! Where does Abbott see opportunity? How does Medtronic view competition? Nov 12, 2021

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In this week’s episode, we follow up on our first episode focused on Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR). This time we speak with one of the market leaders, Medtronic, about their broad structural heart portfolio. Nina Goodheart, president of Structural Heart, walks us through each valve and explains why Medtronic is sponsoring a clinical trial pitting its aortic valve against a rival’s. We also hear from the new competitor on the block, Abbott, which recently earned FDA approval for its valve. Santosh Prabhu, PhD, introduces the new entry and explains why this work is so important to him personally.

IntuitiveTalks – How Curet and Duncan make the surgical robot case to surgeons and hospitals Nov 05, 2021

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In the second episode of IntuitiveTalks, two senior executives explain how the company gets surgeons and hospitals to understand the benefits of the Da Vinci system. EVP Dr. Myriam Curet, who describes herself as a late adopter of technology, shares why she opted to join Intuitive as CMO early on after trying the Da Vinci robot. Similarly, SVP Gillian Duncan, who heads physician training and development, says her early experience with the robotic system convince her to leave her academic career to join the robotics pioneer. Subscribe to this podcast on all major podcast applications.

NuVasive CEO Chris Barry positioning spinal pioneer for growth by embracing new digital technologies Oct 29, 2021

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This week we’ll hear from Chris Barry, CEO of NuVasive. Barry joined NuVasive at a critical period in 2018. Now, the company is building out its portfolio of surgical tools, adding a digital surgery platform, planning its own move into robotics and finally making training much easier for its surgeons through new facilities, both real and virtual. Danielle Kirsh, senior editor, and Jim Hammerand, deliver the highlights from this month’s Medical Design and Outsourcing Magazine, our Women in Medtech issue. Danielle reveals some disheartening news about jobs and research dollars going to women while Jim shares hopeful details from some of the profiles. Chris Newmarker, executive editor, identifies this week’s Newmarker’s Newsmakers – Avail Medsystems, Integra Lifesciences, GE, Medtronic and NuVasive. Subscribe to this podcast on all major podcast applications.

Surgical Robotics & Beyond - Hugo Scores CE Mark; Is Zimmer Biomet morphing into a tech company? Oct 22, 2021

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The surgical robots are back in this episode of the DeviceTalks Weekly Podcast. First we’ll speak with Megan Rosengarten, president of robotics at Medtronic, about what the CE Mark for the Hugo surgical robot system means for current and future applications. Then, we speak with Ivan Tornos, COO of Zimmer Biomet, about that company’s broad technology offerings include ZBEdge, PersonaIQ Knee Implant, and other digital data collectors. Tornos says Zimmer Biomet intends to be the boldest company in the medtech industry. Chris Newmarker is back to deliver this week’s Newmarker’s Newsmakers – Intuitive Surgical, Xenter, Moderna, Medtronic, and Johnson & Johnson. Associate Editor Sean Whooley joins in on the fun. Subscribe to this podcast on all major podcast applications.

Boston Scientific and Zenflow are bringing critical new tools to help urologists treat patients Oct 15, 2021

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The urology specialty faces a critical moment, with 10 urologists ready to retire for every new urologist entering the field. That puts the onus on medical device companies to develop faster, safer and more efficacious ways to break down kidney stones, shrink enlarged prostates and handle other critical treatments. In this week’s episode, we’ll speak with Meghan Scanlon, SVP and president, Urology and Pelvic Health at Boston Scientific about that company’s growing pipeline bolstered by the acquisition of Lumenis. This episode was sponsored by KNF Neuberger. We’ll also connect with the leaders of Zenflow – CEO Nick Damiano and President Susan Stimson – about the start-up’s minimally invasive treatment for urinary obstruction caused by enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Finally, we have all-hands (or most hands) on deck for this episodes Newmarker's Newsmakers. Jim Hammerand, managing editor of Medical Design and Outsourcing, talks about Koya Medical and Hologic. Associate Editor Sean Whooley shares his insights on Varian and Explorer Surgical. Pharma Editor Brian Buntz gives us the latest on the never ending saga of Covid-19 booster approval. Subscribe on all major podcast applications.

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