Drug Protects Mice from Heart Failure Post-Heart Attack
Cedars-Sinai investigators identify a potential way to avert heart failure for survivors of heart attacks.
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Month: January 2025
Most Americans Don’t Share Heart Monitoring Data With Their Doctor
A survey reveals that while nearly two-thirds of Americans regularly use heart monitoring devices like smartwatches and blood pressure monitors, only 25% share this data with their healthcare providers.
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Cardiac Rehab Use Drops as Out-of-Pocket Costs Increase
Patients with higher out-of-pocket costs attended fewer cardiac rehabilitation sessions and were less likely to complete the program, a study finds.
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Philips Corrects Outpatient Monitoring Software Over Missed ECG Alerts
The correction addresses a software issue in the Monitoring Service Application that led to missed ECG data and notifications, potentially impacting patient care.
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Wristband Could Help Improve Fitness by Making Exercise Feel Easier
The device, inspired by traditional Chinese medicine, uses gentle nerve stimulation to lower heart rate and perceived effort during exercise while speeding up recovery.
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