Heart Health Resources
How to Check Your Heart at Home
Most people think checking their heart at home means using a blood pressure monitor or ECG device. Learn how digital stethoscope technology is adding a new layer of heart health information by capt...
A Wake Up Call For Women Of All Ages
According to a recent American Heart Association (AHA) report,
• 60% of U.S. women - ONE THIRD BETWEEN THE AGES OF 22-44, are projected to have at least one type of cardiovascular disease by 2050, ...
A Privilege
May is Older Americans Month.
Do not regret growing older. It is a privilege denied to many.
That quote, attributed to Mark Twain, should be a gentle reminder that aging is not just about longevity...
Did I hear that right? Women’s heart disease is 50% more likely to be missed.
Early detection of heart disease gives patients agency. But for many women, the system isn’t listening.
Good News for Coffee Drinkers!
A study published in the European Heart Journal found that people who drank coffee mainly in the morning had a lower risk of heart disease compared with people who drank coffee throughout the day o...
Doctors Are Good at Preventing Your Second Heart Attack. What About Your First?
Most heart disease develops quietly over years, while healthcare is designed to respond after symptoms appear. Healthcare is reactive but new digital health tools are starting to change that.
AI in Healthcare
As a founder of a medical intelligence company, I’ve seen firsthand that commercializing healthcare AI is not about hype or sudden breakthroughs. It’s about understanding how all the pieces fit to...
Does Healthcare Still Need To Make Us Wait?
With wait times to see doctors often taking months, especially for millions of people in rural communities, some medical exams can be done using digital medical devices from home.
The Rise of the Golden Generation
From 2024 to 2027, a record number of Americans will turn 65. More than 11,000 every single day. Over 70 million by the end of this year. The healthcare consequences are huge.