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Research from MIT CSAIL uses machine learning to estimate risk of cardiovascular death. The system, called “RiskCardio,” uses just the first fifteen minutes of a patient's raw electrocardiogram (ECG) signal to produce a risk score.
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New Year and many people start to think about more exercise as part of their resolution for the coming twelve-months. New research acts as a positive incentive - regular exercise is good for your heart, no matter how old you are.
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By AFP
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Treating younger people with high cholesterol levels may help reduce their risk of heart attack or stroke in later life, a major study showed Wednesday.
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Medical researchers have found a link between two types of heart problems and a commonly prescribed class of antibiotics - fluoroquinolones. The greatest risk is where antibiotics are used for 30 days of use.
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By AFP
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Cancer has become the leading cause of death in rich nations, overtaking heart disease, according to the results of two landmark, decade-long global surveys of health trends released Tuesday.
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Do our hearts beat digital or analog? Answering this seemingly simple question will have implications for the development of new new classes of drugs to treat heart rhythm disorders.
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12-year-old rock prodigy Kjersti Long has released her breakthrough studio album "Stronger Than You Think I Am" on July 19 via Broadway Records.
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Given the shortage of organs for transplantation worldwide, medical researchers have been investigating the fabrication of artificial organs. One step towards this is a 3D printed heart.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart have reunited. They chatted about their 2019 "Love Alive" Tour, which is produced by Live Nation.
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On January 16, rock group Heart's live video of "Crazy On You" featuring Dave Navarro from "Live in Atlantic City" was released.
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16-year-old pop and R&B artist Nicole Michelle is the "One to Watch in Pop Music in 2019." Digital Journal has the scoop on this female recording artist.
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16-year-old pop and R&B artist Nicole Michelle has covered rock band Heart's hit single "Alone," and the result is magical.
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Japanese researchers have devised a self-powered heart monitor that undertakes its measurement functions from the outside, by being taped to the skin.
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On September 14, Ann Wilson of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame band Heart released her latest solo studio offering, "Immortal," via BMG.
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An advancement has been made with medical imaging software. A new application can make a 3D representation of the human heart in order to assess the heart for irregular heartbeats, which might signal a cardiovascular problem.
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By AFP
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More than half of all countries will likely fail to hit the UN target of reducing premature deaths from a quartet of chronic diseases by a third before 2030, researchers said Friday.
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By utilizing biomarkers and clinical variables found and analyzed by AI, health tech company Prevencio are able to diagnose peripheral artery disease in diabetic patients with 95 percent accuracy. Rhonda Rhyne, President & CEO, Prevencio explains more.
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On August 14, iconic British rock star Paul Rodgers performed at the Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater on Long Island, as part of the "Stars Align" Tour.
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On August 14, Ann Wilson of Heart performed at Northwell Health at Jones Beach Theater, where she opened for Jeff Beck and Paul Rodgers as part of the "Stars Align" Tour.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Ann Wilson of Heart chatted with Digital Journal about being on the "Stars Align" Tour with Paul Rodgers and Jeff Beck, as well as her upcoming studio album, "Immortal."
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A new study finds that caffeine, at the level equivalent to four standard cups of coffee, protects the heart with the added help of mitochondria.
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A new algorithm, devised from deep learning, can accurately predicts who is most likely to survive heart failure, and for how long. The platform can also determine whether or not a patient will receive a heart transplant.
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The company BIOLIFE4D wants to create transplantable hearts based on patients’ own cells, eliminating organ rejection, through 3D bio-printing. The company's Steven Morris explains more.
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By AFP
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Just one cigarette a day carries nearly half the risk for heart attack and stroke as smoking a full pack of 20, according to a large-scale study published Thursday.
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By AFP
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Fifty years ago South Africa stunned the world: A surgeon in Cape Town, Christiaan Barnard, successfully transplanted the heart of a woman into the chest of a dying man.
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By AFP
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The risk of serious heart problems after open heart surgery nearly doubles when the operation is performed in the morning rather than the afternoon, researchers said Friday.
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Los Angeles -
Chip Schutzman is the president and founder of Miles High Productions, a respected online music marketing, social media and promotion company.
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On September 18, the music industry lost one of its most powerful women, Carol Peters, who was the long-time manager of the rock group Heart (Ann and Nancy Wilson).
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By AFP
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Brazilian Ivonette Balthazar felt jittery ahead of a Rio de Janeiro road race Sunday, but her heart -- transplanted from a German Olympian a year ago -- spurred her on.
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On September 10, Heart's Nancy Wilson and her new venture Roadcase Royale rocked Gramercy Theatre in New York City, for a great turnout of fans.
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Heart Image
The Fortify VR Cardioverter Defibrillator Via St. Judge Medical
Ann Wilson of Heart Kimberly Adamis, courtesy of MSO PR
Ann Wilson from Heart Ann Wilson official publicity photo
Nancy Wilson from Heart Nancy Wilson publicity photo
A normal heart is shown on the left compared to a heart with dilated
cardiomyopathy on the right. Note the increased dimensions of the left ventricle. screenshot from handout
The picture heart on my wall.
heart and EKG Vintage Queen
A brooch of a white rose, symbolising love and peace
The AliveCor EKG app, yet to be made available to the public Courtesy AliveCor
Nancy and Ann Wilson from rock band Heart Courtesy of Norman Seeff
University of Western Ontario
Heart to perform at Jones Beach, New York Photo Courtesy of Norman Seeff
Heart inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Photo Courtesy of Norman Seeff
Beautiful Broken Heart official album cover art
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