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Heroes USA

12. June 2025

Young Inventor Finds a Way to Detect Heart Diseases in Seconds!

A 14-year-old teenager based in Texas, the United States, has developed a simple smartphone-based app called Circadian AI, and through his invention, he was able to detect and diagnose some 40 patients with potential cardiovascular diseases… in seven seconds!

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Health United Kingdom

8. June 2025

A Treatment That Slashes Heart Failure by 62 Percent

A new treatment for patients with heart failure reduces deaths by 62 percent and is currently being rolled out in various hospitals around the world.

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Health Aotearoa New Zealand

3. April 2024

Changing Cardiac Arrest Response to Save More Lives

New Zealand has become the second country in the world to adopt a groundbreaking resuscitation procedure, effectively changing initial emergency response strategies to increase the chances of survival among people experiencing cardiac arrest.

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Health The World

27. July 2023

Low Emission Zones Are Better for Our Health, Studies Reveal

According to recent independent studies conducted all around the world, low emission zones where a reduced number of vehicles are allowed to circulate have a positive impact on the population’s overall health.

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Health USA

25. July 2022

Doctors Continue Research to Save Human Lives With Pig Hearts

A team of cardiac doctors affiliated with New York University have successfully transplanted hearts from genetically modified pigs into recently deceased patients, allowing them a newfound opportunity of studying the potentially life-saving procedure more closely.

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Health Australia

6. April 2022

Coffee Lovers, Rejoice: Study Suggests Coffee is Associated With Good Heart Health

New studies show that drinking coffee — particularly two to three cups per day — is associated with a lower risk of heart diseases and dangerous heart rhythms, as well as with living longer.

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Health Japan

23. October 2021

This Special Tomato Aims to Fight Hypertension

A biotech company based in Japan has developed a genetically engineered tomato aimed at lowering blood pressure, granting the public with a grown solution to tackle hypertension-related diseases.

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Health Australia

15. August 2021

New Discovery: Deadly Spider Venom Could Actually Save Lives

A team of researchers based in Australia have discovered that a molecule found in the venom of a deadly spider could offer a life-saving treatment to victims of heart attacks, even benefiting organ transplants.

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Technology UK

24. July 2021

Say Hello to the Robot That Helps Save Lives

For the very first time, paramedics in the United Kingdom can count on a robot to perform chest compressions on ambulance patients, giving them a better chance of survival.

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Health USA

22. October 2020

Heart Attacks Are Less Deadly Than They Used to Be

Nowadays, more than 90% of people survive heart attacks. The decline in deaths is due to the doctors’ ability to detect and treat smaller heart attacks, and to the specialized coronary care units developed in the early 1960s.