Allurion swallowable balloon Nik Ritza notes that an increasing number of people are now opting for an innovative, non-invasive treatment – the swallowable intragastric balloon (IGB).

James Manning / PA Images via Getty Images Allurion Technologies said it planned to test its gastric balloon with the key ingredient in popular weight-loss drugs to see if the combination improves ...

If you can’t beat them then join them. In a bid to combat weakening financial performance, Allurion has revealed plans to initiate a clinical study evaluating its weight loss programme in ...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted Patent No. 12,209,677, which pertains to advancements in Allurion's proprietary Balloon technology, particularly improving the precision of the valve ...

Shares of Allurion (NYSE:ALUR) soared 70% in post-market trading Thursday after ending the regular session 21% higher on news the company plans to conduct a clinical study of its gastric balloon ...

Allurion Technologies announced it would begin a study to see if its gastric balloon, combined with popular GLP-1 medicines like Novo Nordisk's Wegovy, could improve muscle mass and overall body ...

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office granted Patent No. 12,209,677, which pertains to advancements in Allurion's proprietary Balloon technology, particularly improving the precision of the valve ...

In Malaysia, cases of overweight and obesity are now increasing at an alarming rate. Photo by Jeslyn Teh. The Allurion intragastric balloon (IGB) is inserted through the mouth into the patient's ...