When applied to cardiac implantable electronic devices, commercially available handheld electro-shockers pose a relevant risk for interaction.

The program’s overarching goal will be to prevent heart disease in South Asians and other high-risk populations through early diagnosis, proactive treatment, and culturally sensitive care.

This study presents a user-friendly device for recording heart sounds, leveraging advanced technology to improve heart valve ...

St. Luke’s University Health Network now offers a proven, noninvasive diagnostic option for people with suspected heart ...

Valvular heart disease (VHD) is a potentially fatal condition, yet it's difficult to diagnose with a regular stethoscope. A ...

“The sound of electronic heartbeats echoed from room to room as high schoolers from all over the Bay, equipped with their own stethoscopes, leaned in, listening to the beats and murmurs of a manikin’s ...

University of Cambridge researchers have developed an instrument for detecting certain types of heart disease.

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The Johnsonville mention is the latest in a saga of jokes about the Sheboygan area made on the show since fall 2023.

Researchers have designed a handheld device that could potentially replace stethoscopes in heart valve disease screening ...

Scientists from the University of Cambridge have created a portable, handheld device that may be able to take the place of ...