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Keep abreast with the latest news related to Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome (WPW) there are 106 news items on Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome (WPW) that covers updates, breakthroughs and in-depth reports.

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Wolff-Parkinson-White Syndrome (WPW)

Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome is caused due to an extra electrical pathway in the heart, which increases the heart rate.

End of Electrocardiogram Cables? How One Patch is Redefining Cardiac Diagnostics

End of Electrocardiogram Cables? How One Patch is Redefining Cardiac Diagnostics

Learn how the innovative wireless EKG patch matches or exceeds traditional EKG accuracy, offering improved ease of use and reducing errors.

Link Between Long COVID and Altered Heart Rate Variability

Link Between Long COVID and Altered Heart Rate Variability

Rehabilitation improves muscle fatigue and cardiac function in various chronic conditions, including Long Covid—studied extensively for its benefits.

Smart Ring for Women can Track Heart Rate and Oxygen Level Effectively

Smart Ring for Women can Track Heart Rate and Oxygen Level Effectively

Time to track your health with a smart ring: Movano Evie smart ring for women can monitor heart rate and oxygen level anywhere and at any time.

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Measure Blood Pressure and Heart Rate With a Mobile Camera

Measure Blood Pressure and Heart Rate With a Mobile Camera

Can we monitor blood pressure using a camera and artificial intelligence? Yes, they can be used to extract cardiac signals from a person's forehead.

Understanding the Backgrounds of Bedwetting and Arrhythmia

Understanding the Backgrounds of Bedwetting and Arrhythmia

Physicians should not overlook cardiac arrhythmias as a possible cause of nocturnal bedwetting, as per new findings, as they can lead to further consequences.

New Cell Shown to Regulate Heart Rate Discovered

New Cell Shown to Regulate Heart Rate Discovered

A new type of cell in the heart that may help regulate heart rate has been identified. The finding could be an important key in understanding certain types of congenital heart defects.

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Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Adds Better Heart Rate Tracking

Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Adds Better Heart Rate Tracking

Samsung has rolled out its new update for the Galaxy Watch 4 with latest watchfaces and better health related features.

Arrhythmia can be Prevented by a Specific Compound

Arrhythmia can be Prevented by a Specific Compound

Specific compound that may help prevent the risk of a form of arrhythmia that occurs from common medications.

Rapid Decline in Heart Rate may Indicate Future Heart Trouble

Rapid Decline in Heart Rate may Indicate Future Heart Trouble

If heart rate decreases rapidly as kids move into adulthood, it's an indicator that cardiovascular disease may be in their future.

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Heart Arrhythmia Can Be Treated Effectively With The Aid Of OpenEP Platform

Heart Arrhythmia Can Be Treated Effectively With The Aid Of OpenEP Platform

Research on atrial fibrillation is fostered by the development of an open-source platform – OpenEP, that lowers the barriers of entry to electrophysiology research.

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Arrhythmias - Palpitation - Causes - Types - Evaluation - Management

Arrhythmias - Palpitation - Causes - Types - Evaluation - Management

Palpitations are unpleasant sensation of one’s own heartbeat.

Cardiac Ablation - Procedure, Risks and Benefits

Cardiac Ablation - Procedure, Risks and Benefits

Cardiac Ablation is a minimally invasive heart procedure, which involves identifying and scarring the arrhythmia-causing heart tissue.

Holter Monitoring - Tests, Procedures and Results

Holter Monitoring - Tests, Procedures and Results

Holter monitoring gives doctors a constant reading of the heart rate and rhythm over a 24-hour period (or longer). It is a non-invasive procedure that can be used at home.

Heart Rate and Heart Rhythm

Heart Rate and Heart Rhythm

Normal heart rate and rhythm can be measured by checking pulse on the wrist and evaluated with an electrocardiogram. Myths about heart rate can lead to anxiety.