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Cardiovascular | Materials
Heart Patch Could Limit Muscle Damage in Heart Attack Aftermath
Adhesive patch could help reduce the stretching of heart muscle that often occurs after a heart attack.Brown University 04.18.19
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Cardiovascular
FDA Approves New Device to Treat Moderate to Severe Chronic Heart Failure
First-in-class device addresses significant unmet medical need in heart failure, modulates strength of heart muscle contraction rather than rhythm.U.S. Food and Drug Administration 03.22.19
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Cardiovascular | Diagnostics | Patient Monitoring
Life-Saving Device Detects Silent Heart Attacks
Akash Manoj developed a novel technique that can non-invasively detect and alert at-risk patients of a potential asymptomatic heart attack.Videos TED-Ed Weekend
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Cardiovascular
Eko Collaborates With Mayo Clinic on Machine Learning-Based Algorithm for Heart Disease Screening
Eko’s software, a smart digital stethoscope, and Mayo’s data and tech are combined to help doctors detect life-threatening conditions earlier.Globe Newswire 12.11.18
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Cardiovascular | Diagnostics
Smart Device Allows Early Intervention of Congestive Heart Failure
It detects excess fluid in the lungs, a common symptom of congestive heart failure.Nanyang Technological University 11.29.18
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Cardiovascular
Device Designed to Permanently Replace Failing Human Hearts
Just one artificial heart is currently approved for human use in the U.S., but it is described as a temporary device.Oregon Health & Science University 03.09.18
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Cardiovascular | Surgical
Mechanical Heart Valve Often the Safest Choice
Benefits compared with a biological valve persist until the age of 70 for mitral-valve replacement.Tracy White, Stanford Medicine 11.09.17
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Cardiovascular | Patient Monitoring
Hi-Tech 'Sensi-Vest' Could Keep Heart Failure Patients Out of Hospital
The SensiVest uses radar technology to detect the exact amount of fluid in the lungs.Videos Ohio State Wexner Medical Center
