Heart disease

72% Doctors Advocate For Digital Therapeutics In Diabetes Care Transformation: Report

54% of doctors advocate the use of DTx for optimizing medical therapy.

Fitterfly's findings reveal strong adoption of technology for lifestyle management amongst medical community, also correlating with reduction in medication intake

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Active Lifestyle Key To Better Quality Of Life For Older Adults – Study

Each additional hour of physical activity per day was associated with a 0.02 increase in the quality of life score.

Moderate-intensity exercise that elevates the heart rate for at least 150 minutes per week or vigorous-intensity exercise for 75 minutes per week is recommended by the NHS for adults.

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Google’s AI Revolution: Predicting Heart Disease Through Eye Scans

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Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google, announces a major breakthrough in health technology: Google's AI can now predict heart disease by analyzing eye scans. This innovative approach could replace traditional diagnostic methods, revolutionizing healthcare.

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Remote Monitoring: A Boon For Heart Health Management

Patients with remote monitoring devices are nearly two-and-a-half times more likely to survive than those without it.

Research has established that 38% of healthcare organisations running remote-monitoring patient programs focused on chronic care management reported reduced admissions, while 17% cited cost reductions.

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Want To Live Longer? Workout At THIS Time Will Help, Shows Stud

However, it is always better to engage in some kind of exercise than not being involved in any workout.

Researchers found that men and women who engaged in any kind of physical activity - moderate or vigorous - lived longer when compared to those who had rarely worked out.

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Study Finds Walking 6,000 to 9,000 Steps Daily Can Slash Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Older Adults by 50%

However, the study found no association between increasing the number of steps and lowering of CVD risk for younger adults.

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Is Laughter The Best Medicine For Heart?

Dr. Shivali Ahlawat M.B.B.S, MD ,DNB Pathology Lab Director- National Reference Lab, Gurugram If not the best for acute conditions, laughter is a strong medicine, especially for the human heart…

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