Hi-tech scan that can spot risk of a heart attack up to TEN YEARS in advance could be available on NHS within two years
A high-tech heart scan developed by Oxford scientists can spot the risk of a heart attack nearly a decade in advance.
The new technology – which has received Government funding to fast track it into the NHS within two years – predicts heart risk with 90 per cent accuracy, according to data presented at the European Society of Cardiology congress in Paris. The breakthrough could save thousands of lives a year by spotting at-risk patients whose heart problems cannot be detected using current scanning methods.
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April 2024
Surrey Cardiovascular Clinic and Caristo Diagnostics Launch Employee Heart Wellness and Disease Prevention Program for UK Employers
Caristo’s AI technology predicts heart attack risk for employee wellness initiative from respected centre of excellence OXFORD, England and SURREY, England , April 23,…
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April 2024
American College of Cardiology Presentation Highlights Promising Results Showing Potential to Reduce Coronary Inflammation with Abcentra’s Orticumab
Caristo’s CaRi-Heart® AI Technology used to monitor effects of Orticumab detected a reduction in coronary inflammation and predicted a 50%…