Critical Care


Earbuds to Outperform Smartwatches in Monitoring Blood Pressure
Researchers are exploring the use of earbuds as an alternative to blood pressure cuffs for regular blood pressure monitoring at home. The earbuds can simplify this process, eliminate expenses for purchasing a blood pressure cuff, and support regular monitoring of blood pressure for individuals managing heart failure. More...28 Mar 2023


Game-Changing Endovascular Device-Based Approach Helps Patients Suffering From Heart Failure
For individuals with symptomatic heart failure who have already tried various medications without much improvement, a new percutaneous catheter-based therapy could potentially provide clinical relief. More...24 Mar 2023

Crocodile-Skin-Inspired Omnidirectionally Stretchable Pressure Sensor Could Find Diverse Healthcare Applications
Creating electronic skin with multiple senses is crucial for numerous fields, such as healthcare, rehabilitation, prosthetic limbs, and robotics. A critical element of this technology is stretchable pressure sensors that can identify different types of touch and pressure. A team of researchers has now achieved a significant breakthrough by developing omnidirectionally stretchable pressure sensors modeled after crocodile skin. More...23 Mar 2023

Cutting-Edge Stroke AI Imaging Platform Provides Real-Time Interpretation of Brain Scans
A cutting-edge stroke artificial intelligence (AI) imaging platform supports doctors by providing real-time interpretation of brain scans. This can help in making treatment and transfer decisions for stroke patients, ensuring they receive treatment at the right time and in the appropriate location. More...22 Mar 2023

Machine Learning Programs Predict Mortality Risk by Analyzing Results from Routine Hospital Tests
Hospital ECGs are mostly read by a doctor or nurse at the patient’s bedside, but now researchers are applying artificial intelligence (AI) to gather additional information from those results to improve patients care. More...22 Mar 2023
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Non-Invasive Test Enables Simple and Low-Cost Screening for Stroke Risk Assessment
New Ablation Technology Found Safe, Effective for Atrial Fibrillation
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