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The Future of Heart Health – Continuous Heart Monitoring
When it comes to heart health, time is of the essence. ECGs are considered the most reliable tools, but only if they are continuous and long-term in nature. Continuous Heart Rhythm Monitoring is simply the only solution for prevention and/or management for the number one global health issue. Heart health issues are intermittent and often asymptomatic, leaving issues undetected with individuals unaware of any underlying problem. This presents itself in places where we least expect them, for example Danish soccer player Christian Eriksen or the most recent occurrence with Damar Hamlin. These are athletes in top performance shape who go through comprehensive physicals regularly, yet things are missed. Recent improvements in technology have tried to help but they do not go far enough and end up causing more noise.
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Maintaining optimal heart health is critical, given its association with significant morbidity and mortality worldwide. Continuous Heart Rhythm Monitoring (CHRM) is the most reliable solution for detecting intermittent and asymptomatic heart health issues promptly. This innovative approach, using advanced wearable technology, provides continuous and long-term heart rhythm monitoring, enabling healthcare providers to prevent severe complications and deaths. Recent technological advancements have led to several wearable devices for heart rhythm monitoring, but their effectiveness remains limited. Therefore, there is a need for continued research and development to improve the accuracy and reliability of CHRM devices, reducing morbidity and mortality associated with heart health issues.
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