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Hologic Loses $4 Million Patent Suit to Smith & Nephew Over Interlace Fibroid Tech

September 6, 2012

A Massachusetts jury handed Hologic a $4 million setback in a patent infringement battle with Smith & Nephew over Hologic’s MyoSure fibroid surgery device.
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