Iron supplementation improves survival in acute heart failure patients

According to a new research, presented at the Heart Failure Congress 2014 in Athens, Greece, negative iron balance predicts survival […]

Fortis Malar Performs India’s First LVAD Implant

The device performs the function of the left ventricle of the heart and pumps the blood when the heart is too weak to […]

Telemonitoring may Improves Outcomes for Heart Failure Patients

According to a recent study, patients with chronic heart failure, who were monitored either through home-based telemonitoring systems or conventional telephone support systems had reduced rates of hospitalisation and all-cause mortality.

Telehealth a success: Report a GPs and Clinicians

Telehealth has been growing in its acceptance with over 17.5 million people in the UK, who live with a long-term condition, to enhance quality of life for people.

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