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World's smallest pacemaker — the size of a grain of rice — saves babies with heart defects
The device also dissolves once it is no longer needed, making invasive removal a thing of the past.
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I thought my contact lenses had stopped working – it was the first sign I was having a STROKE at 26
WHEN she struggled to focus with her right eye while reading, Angeliki Asimaki at first thought her “contact lenses were not ...
UC Davis Health has achieved a medical first that brings new hope to congenital heart patients born with a single ...
A 45-year-old woman born with two congenital heart defects that make her heart stop for up to 14 seconds at a time and caused a stroke at 26 said she’s had nine “interventions” over three decades, ...
A BHF-funded researcher has discussed how her heart conditions and subsequent stroke have affected her and inspired the life-changing research that she leads ...
Major research paper underpins the calls of leading cardiac charity, which first pioneered & funded an internationally ...
Major research paper underpins the calls of leading cardiac charity, which first pioneered & funded an internationally acclaimed screening programme 30 years ago New study publicly calls into ...
The healthcare industry faces an unprecedented cybersecurity crisis as connected medical devices proliferate at an alarming ...
Researchers have developed cyborg pancreatic tissue using an electrically conductive mesh, which has the potential to treat diabetes.
Recognized as a leading heart health care provider, Hendricks Regional Health was named among the top 3 hospitals in Indiana ...
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My heart stopped for 11 seconds – and it changed how I think about fitness forever
Men in their fifties are living in sniper’s alley: sudden cardiac issues appear without warning. Men’s Fitness editor David Castle recalls his own dice with death The post My heart stopped for 11 ...
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