8 spine, orthopedic companies’s lobbying expenditures in 2024

Several major orthopedic and spine device companies, from Zimmer Biomet to Smith+Nephew, have spent substantial amounts of money lobbying in Washington, D.C., in the 2024 season. 

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Here is how much money eight spine and orthopedic company’s political action committees have spent on lobbying in 2024, according to data from campaign finance tracking nonprofit Open Secrets

Johnson & Johnson: $2,890,000

Medtronic: $850,000

Smith+Nephew: $540,000

Stryker: $190,000

Zimmer Biomet: $170,000

Enovis: $50,000

Globus Medical: $0

Orthofix: $0

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