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Gore study highlights long-term safety and performance
A stroke is a significant medical event for anyone. But imagine if you didn’t know the cause. Around 25 percent of first-time ischemic strokes are of unknown origin. Up to half of these patients are later diagnosed with a heart defect called a patent foramen ovale (PFO). In March, The New England Journal of Medicine published the long-term results from a Gore sponsored study showing the role of our technology in repairing this defect and reducing recurrent stroke risk.

GORE-SELECT® Membrane earns honors from Toyota
Reduced gas permeability for better fuel efficiency, and stronger mechanical durability – our GORE-SELECT® Membrane pushes Toyota’s second-generation fuel-cell vehicle MIRAI to an even greater level of performance. We are proud to earn Toyota’s Project Award for meeting our customer’s needs and paving the way for transition to a cleaner hydrogen powered future.

Wire and cable products facilitate successful Mars Rover Landing
From 12,100 mph at the top of the Martian atmosphere to a safe landing on the surface, the one-ton Perseverance Rover has lived up to its name. Gore’s wire and cable products assisted with the precise landing operation and are also used on the actual rover on its mission to help answer the questions of potential life on Mars. (Photo credit: NASA)