Boston Scientific Bags nVision As M&A Roll Continues

Boston Scientific has expanded its gynecology/urology portfolio with the acquisition of nVision Medical, the maker of the first US FDA-cleared device designed to collect cell samples from the fallopian tubes for early ovarian cancer diagnosis. 

In acquiring nVision Medical Corp., its third and latest M&A deal this year, Boston Scientific has further bulked up its gynecology and urology business.

Boston Scientific paid $150m upfront in cash, and the deal includes up to $125m in clinical and commercial-based milestone payments...

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