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Cardiomyopathy: Understanding The Symptoms, Causes And Treatment For This Heart Condition
Cardiomyopathy causes the heart muscles to become thick, rigid, or inflamed, leading to various complications such as heart failure, arrhythmias, and sudden cardiac arrest.
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Atrial Fibrillation: Should I Worry About Heart Palpitation? How Do I Treat It?
Heart: Blood travels through the heart as it contracts, and atrial fibrillation, commonly known asAFib, is an arrhythmia that occurs when the electrical signal that regulates this process is out of balance.
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What Is The Most Common Cause Of Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Is It Avoidable? Expert Explains
Heart problems and associated disorders are the greatest killers in the world. The most dangerous aspect of these diseases/disorders is that the cause may fester inside our body high blood pressure, thick blood, arrhythmias but we seldom can spot
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World Heart Rhythm Week 2021: All About Arrhythmia (Irregular Heartbeat)
World Heart Rhythm Week is observed from 7 June to 13 June. It is an annual awareness week that focuses on detecting Arrhythmia.
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Apple Watch Helped Alert 58-Year Old Bob March of His Inconsistent Heart Rate, Potentially Saving His Life
Apple shared a moving story on how it managed to alert a 58-year-old former athlete Bob March on time, potentially saving his life. March’s first reading showed 127 beats per minute, which was high, but he brushed it off as a fluke. However, more erratic readings on the Apple Watch over the course of the next few days prompted his wife to book a...
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World Heart Day: Dr Naresh Trehan Explains Why Heart Patients Need To Be Extra Cautious During The Pandemic; Dont Miss These Tips
World Heart Day 2020: COVID-19 may lead to decreased heart function in heart patients, and may cause heart failure or heart arrhythmia, says Dr Trehan.
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Do You Faint Often? Expert Tells If You Should Be Taking It Seriously Or Not
Fainting, known as syncope in medical terms, can cause loss of consciousness which occurs when the blood pressure is too low, and the heart doesn't pump enough oxygen to the brain.
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Remote Monitoring For Heart Patients During Coronavirus Pandemic- Why It Is Important
Remote cardiac monitoring, or remote heart monitoring, is a method by which information from a patient's implantable rhythm management device (pacemaker) can be communicated directly to the cardiac electrophysiologist (doctor) to review a patient's heart activity.
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Prolonged Breath-Holding Can Be An Effective, Non-Invasive Treatment For Cardiac Arrhythmias: Study
Cardiac arrhythmia prevention: An arrhythmia is referred to irregular heartbeat which occurs when the heart beats too fast, too slowly, too early, or too irregularly. Arrhythmias occurwhen electric signals to the heart which coordinate heartbeats are not working properly.
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CES 2020: Withings ScanWatch Launched, First Hybrid Smartwatch That Can Detect Sleep Apnea, Atrial Fibrillation
Withings has launched the ScanWatch hybrid smartwatch, which is claimed to be the world’s first clinically validated smartwatch that can detect risks of arrhythmia (AFib) and sleep apnea.
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Beware Of The Holiday Heart Syndrome: Here's What You Need To Know About It
Binge drinking around the holiday season can increase risks of Holiday heart syndrome. This condition causes heart arrhythmia and artrial fibrillation most frequently.
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What Are The Types And Causes Of Irregular Heartbeats (Arrhythmia): Dr Praveen Chandra Explains
Our breathing affects the regular rhythm slightly but not dramatically. But when there is a problem in the conduction of this rhythm, the patient may suffer from irregular heartbeats.
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Skipping A Beat Is No Cause For Alarm. Usually.
You might feel them as skipped heartbeats or unusually forceful beats. One friend describes her heart palpitations as a soft fluttering that starts in her chest, moves to her neck and sometimes makes her cough. Another says her heart feels as if it's flipping over in her chest. Mine come in a "pause-thump" pattern that occasionally make me lighthea...
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Gentle Light Beams May Treat Lethal Heart Condition: Study
Scientists have shown that beams of light could replace harsh electric shocks to treat patients reeling from arrhythmia - a deadly heart rhythm disorder.
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Some Heart Disease Drugs And Antibiotics May Fight Cancer
Certain drugs currently used to treat diseases such as heart failure and cardiac arrhythmia have the potential to be effective in treatment of cancer, new research has found.
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Cardiomyopathy: Understanding The Symptoms, Causes And Treatment For This Heart Condition
Cardiomyopathy causes the heart muscles to become thick, rigid, or inflamed, leading to various complications such as heart failure, arrhythmias, and sudden cardiac arrest.
-
Atrial Fibrillation: Should I Worry About Heart Palpitation? How Do I Treat It?
Heart: Blood travels through the heart as it contracts, and atrial fibrillation, commonly known asAFib, is an arrhythmia that occurs when the electrical signal that regulates this process is out of balance.
-
What Is The Most Common Cause Of Sudden Cardiac Arrest? Is It Avoidable? Expert Explains
Heart problems and associated disorders are the greatest killers in the world. The most dangerous aspect of these diseases/disorders is that the cause may fester inside our body high blood pressure, thick blood, arrhythmias but we seldom can spot
-
World Heart Rhythm Week 2021: All About Arrhythmia (Irregular Heartbeat)
World Heart Rhythm Week is observed from 7 June to 13 June. It is an annual awareness week that focuses on detecting Arrhythmia.
-
Apple Watch Helped Alert 58-Year Old Bob March of His Inconsistent Heart Rate, Potentially Saving His Life
Apple shared a moving story on how it managed to alert a 58-year-old former athlete Bob March on time, potentially saving his life. March’s first reading showed 127 beats per minute, which was high, but he brushed it off as a fluke. However, more erratic readings on the Apple Watch over the course of the next few days prompted his wife to book a...
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World Heart Day: Dr Naresh Trehan Explains Why Heart Patients Need To Be Extra Cautious During The Pandemic; Dont Miss These Tips
World Heart Day 2020: COVID-19 may lead to decreased heart function in heart patients, and may cause heart failure or heart arrhythmia, says Dr Trehan.
-
Do You Faint Often? Expert Tells If You Should Be Taking It Seriously Or Not
Fainting, known as syncope in medical terms, can cause loss of consciousness which occurs when the blood pressure is too low, and the heart doesn't pump enough oxygen to the brain.
-
Remote Monitoring For Heart Patients During Coronavirus Pandemic- Why It Is Important
Remote cardiac monitoring, or remote heart monitoring, is a method by which information from a patient's implantable rhythm management device (pacemaker) can be communicated directly to the cardiac electrophysiologist (doctor) to review a patient's heart activity.
-
Prolonged Breath-Holding Can Be An Effective, Non-Invasive Treatment For Cardiac Arrhythmias: Study
Cardiac arrhythmia prevention: An arrhythmia is referred to irregular heartbeat which occurs when the heart beats too fast, too slowly, too early, or too irregularly. Arrhythmias occurwhen electric signals to the heart which coordinate heartbeats are not working properly.
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CES 2020: Withings ScanWatch Launched, First Hybrid Smartwatch That Can Detect Sleep Apnea, Atrial Fibrillation
Withings has launched the ScanWatch hybrid smartwatch, which is claimed to be the world’s first clinically validated smartwatch that can detect risks of arrhythmia (AFib) and sleep apnea.
-
Beware Of The Holiday Heart Syndrome: Here's What You Need To Know About It
Binge drinking around the holiday season can increase risks of Holiday heart syndrome. This condition causes heart arrhythmia and artrial fibrillation most frequently.
-
What Are The Types And Causes Of Irregular Heartbeats (Arrhythmia): Dr Praveen Chandra Explains
Our breathing affects the regular rhythm slightly but not dramatically. But when there is a problem in the conduction of this rhythm, the patient may suffer from irregular heartbeats.
-
Skipping A Beat Is No Cause For Alarm. Usually.
You might feel them as skipped heartbeats or unusually forceful beats. One friend describes her heart palpitations as a soft fluttering that starts in her chest, moves to her neck and sometimes makes her cough. Another says her heart feels as if it's flipping over in her chest. Mine come in a "pause-thump" pattern that occasionally make me lighthea...
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Gentle Light Beams May Treat Lethal Heart Condition: Study
Scientists have shown that beams of light could replace harsh electric shocks to treat patients reeling from arrhythmia - a deadly heart rhythm disorder.
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Some Heart Disease Drugs And Antibiotics May Fight Cancer
Certain drugs currently used to treat diseases such as heart failure and cardiac arrhythmia have the potential to be effective in treatment of cancer, new research has found.
