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Hologic Adds Vessel Sealing Tech By Acquiring Bolder Surgical For $160M

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Colorado-based Bolder recently announced the global launch of the CoolSeal vessel sealing platform, which will complement Hologic’s obstetrical/gynecological surgery product line.

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