Women and Heart Disease There was a time when it was thought heart disease was considered largely a man’s disease, when doctor’s rarely looked for coronary heart disease (CHD) in women. Then epide...
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Ford is developing a car seat capable of monitoring drivers’ ECG to provide real-time health information and alerts of imminent cardiovascular issues such as a heart attack or arrhythmias. My comment=> The technology is evolving rapidly. How this will compete with or integrate with mobile devices and wearable monitoring devices remains to be seen. The auto industry has had reasonable commercial success integrateing technology for entertainement purposes and also new safety technologies. This health monitoring approach seems like a commercial gimmick, but might help sell cars. i can envision the marketing of the speeding car with tachometer and heart rate monitor displayed side by side. Via Seth Bilazarian, MD Delete the scoop?
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