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Brain implant company Synchron pauses clinical trials for its second-generation Stentrode device due to performance issues involving the lead. The Brooklyn-based startup eliminates jobs and scales back its New York footprint while building a San Diego team to redesign the hardware. CEO Tom Oxley states the pause is a company decision, not FDA-directed, and enrollment resumes after upgrades.
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