Sunday, November 8, 2009

pacemakers

Headphones May Threaten Heart-Device Performance

Implanted defibrillators, pacemakers may malfunction if headphones hang close to chest, study shows more >>

Stem Cells Used for 'Biological Pacemaker'

In experiments with mice, researchers corrected electrical problems of the heart more >>

Control Your Anger, Help Your Heart

Yale project looks at electrocardiogram patterns for those with implanted defibrillators more >>

Multiple ICD Replacements Can Predict Complications

Those with history of repeat surgeries likely to face infection, bleeding, study finds more >>

Heartbeat Might One Day Power Pacemakers

Researchers suggest harnessing the energy could improve the cardiac devices. more >>

MP3 Player Headphones May Throw Off Cardiac Devices

Study found they could cause interference when placed too closely to pacemakers, ICDs more >>

Medtronic: Tapping the Brain for Profit

Pacemaker pioneer moves from heart to head to boost the bottom line. more >>

Health Tip: Living With a Pacemaker

Suggestions for how to manage more >>

Heart Device Recipients Often Not Aware of Recalls

Some not clear on risks of problems, two surveys find more >>

New Guidelines Issued for Implanted Heart Devices

Prevention is as important as intervention, specialists say more >>

iPods, Pacemakers Can Work Together After All

A new study disproves the notion that the music players interfere with heart devices. more >>

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