Ultrasound Cardiac Monitor for Continuous Heart Monitoring Created
Engineers at the University of California, San Diego have developed a powerful ultrasound sensor system for visualizing the heart, which works even during active movement.
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First-Ever ‘Living’ Robots Created by American Scientists
American scientists from the University of Vermont have used the Deep Green supercomputer to create a new life-form — living robots. The unique xenobots were built using living cells from frog embryos.
Headphones That Tell You About Your Heart Health
The company MindMics has developed an infrasound technology called SoundPoint, which uses headphones to record low-frequency sound waves produced by the human body. The technology gives a complete picture of heart health, including data on heart rate, blood volume in veins and arteries, and valve function.
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Why Are Heart Attacks in Young Women Often Missed?
Today, heart attacks in women who have not yet entered menopause are happening more often. However, the symptoms may differ from the classic heart attack — which makes diagnosis very difficult. What should be alarming?
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