Phillip Zmijewski explores how AI-driven cardiac monitoring, intended to reduce noise, creates a new "trust fatigue" for clinicians. Success depends on blending algorithmic speed with human judgment.

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Surviving a heart attack or undergoing heart surgery is only half the battle. The real recovery begins after discharge and that is where cardiac rehabilitation plays a life-saving role. Often ...

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XYRA LLC announces that the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a patent (No. 12,551,706) protecting the use of dose adjusted budiodarone for the treatment of atrial fibrillation (AF), ...

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Ms. Morris co-writes the newsletter Supernuclear. She has lived with friends since 2015. When my friend and business partner, Phil Levin, and his wife, Kristen Berman, were planning for their first ...