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• Proposed law would require schools to have cardiac arrest equipment, educate parents and coaches
• Fire department targets CPR
• Schools to get 149 defibrillators as facilities are opened to public
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• Dubai hosts 3rd annual Emirates Cardiac Society congress
• Routine electrocardiograms predict health risks for patients with atrial fibrillation
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• La lucha para prevenir principal causa de muerte en Uruguay
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• Subcutaneous ICD Gains FDA Approval
• World Heart Day: Fabrice Muamba club partners with Heart Rhythm Charity
• Arrhythmias kill thousands of people every year
• Realizan encuentro sobre promoción y prevención de enfermedades cardiovasculares
• More signs MRI is safe for people with pacemakers
• CardioComm Solutions Selected to Provide Remote ECG Services for Canadian Based AIM Health Group
• ESC analysis reveals arrhythmia treatment gaps between Eastern and Western Europe
• Nina Lakhani: Risk of suffering another cardiac arrest was too high for Fabrice Muamba to carry on
• Click for defibrillator sites
• Not All Long QT Athletes Have to Be Benched
• London 2012: Preventing sudden cardiac death on the world's biggest athletic stage
• When your heart skips a beat or two
• Serge Bernasconi appointed new Chief Executive for EDMA and Eucomed
• Health Long QT syndrome makes heart vulnerable to fast, chaotic heartbeats
• Public access to defibrillator in Portlaoise
• Boston Scientific’s pacemakers get Latitude NXT in Europe
• Two European EP groups to hold joint congress
• Pacemaker op successful‚ ex-PM Thapa out of ventilator
• MMM to observe World Heart Rhythm Week
• Saving lives in Bengal through unused medicines
• Simple checks could save thousands of lives from heart attacks
• New defibrillator could be life-saver after proving safe
• Sporting venues urged to get defibrillators
• Sudden Cardiac Arrest in the news
• Heart Rhythm Society Kicks Off "Cardiac Arrhythmia Awareness Month" in Massachusetts
• Woman's daily cola habit likely led to death: docs
• St. Jude to provide latest medical technologies to India
• ACC: Fainting Spells Cut with Cardiac Pacing
• Pacemaker prevents fainting among select patient population
• La educación sanitaria del paciente reduce costes en sanidad
• ACC.12 late-breaking trials cover gamut of clinical advances
• Doctors complain about severe health restrictions on driving
• Defibrillator installed at Cochin airport
• Fainting Can Indicate Deadly Heart Condition
• Pacing the Heart
• Delhi Metro installs life-saving AEDs at two stations
• 15-Minute-Old Baby Gets Pacemaker
• Heart disease number one killer in India
• Second tragedy as Seán (31) dies playing soccer
• Haifa doctors save Gaza girl
• Study shows fainting factor in cardiac arrests
• Centenarian gets pacemaker
• Island hospital, paramedics fight back against heart attack
• Recycled Pacemakers Save Lives in India, But Not US
• Partners in Health – Fainting could mean a serious condition
• Boston Atrial Fibrillation Symposium 2012
• FDA Advisory Panel Backs Xarelto to Prevent Strokes
• Arrhythmia Alliance Calls for Urgent Action to Prevent Impending Stroke Crisis in Latin America
• 1st European Patients’ Rights Commissioners Summit
• Breakthrough therapy PRADAXA® (dabigatran etexilate) first drug in 50 years to gain approval for st...
• There are up to 325,000 sudden cardiac deaths each year in the U.S
• Argentine basketball star Gutierrez faces heart surgery
• Calling all Patients and Carers! Please take a few minutes to complete this survey
• GRAVITAS published: Double-dose clopidogrel ineffective for high on-treatment platelet reactivity
• Adding therapies to aspirin further increases risk of GI bleeds
• Biotronik releases new ablation catheter in Europe
• Pradaxa Gains Preferred Formulary Status with Key Pharmacy Benefit Managers
• ARB No Help for Cardiac Events in Afib Patients
• Mount Sinai Performs First U.S. Cardiac Ablation Using Contact Force-Sensing ...
• Stroke Survivors with Irregular Heartbeat At Risk for Dementia
• Beaumont First in State to Perform Robotic Heart Procedure for Atrial Fibrillation
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• First Response: ESC Guidelines for the Management of Atrial Fibrillation
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• How Do The New Anticoagulants for Stroke Prevention Stack Up?: New Trial Results From ESC
• Strategies to Maintain Sinus Rhythm After Cardioversion
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