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May 2018A recent study suggests smartphone technology is diagnostically more accurate than traditional physical examination techniques to assess blood flow in arteries found in the wrist -
April 2018Leadless pacing system technology is emerging as an alternative to the conventional approach. But are wireless pacing systems really the way of the future? -
April 2018A new study is shining light on how Canadian nurses are not meeting current physical activity guidelines and why many of today’s frontline nurses have poor cardiometabolic health -
February 2018The distant future then envisioned by Hanna-Barbera’s The Jetsons might actually be closer than we think -
January 2018A few small changes can have big results -
January 2018The OxyconTM Mobile Device pairs portability with functionality, and packs a big punch in the acquisition of real-time data -
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November 2017She’s a 2018 Indspire Award recipient and a role model for young women and Indigenous youth – not to mention the country’s first Inuk heart surgeon -
November 2017Clinical trials prove continued vs. interrupted approaches to anticoagulation therapy in patients at the time of device surgery produce comparable outcomes