Boston Scientific Stents Less Effective Than Others in Studies - Bloomberg

March 30 (Bloomberg) -- Heart stents made by BostonScientific Corp., the world’s biggest seller of the artery-clearing devices, were less effective in studies than those fromAbbott Laboratories, Johnson & Johnson and Medtronic Inc.

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