Leadless Pacemakers: The tiny device that’s changing the way we treat heart rhythm problems
If you, or someone you know, has recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, you’ve probably begun to explore what this means for you and what comes next.
Can losing weight reverse atrial fibrillation?
If you, or someone you know, has recently been diagnosed with atrial fibrillation, you’ve probably begun to explore what this means for you and what comes next.
What to Expect During a Holter Monitor Test
If your cardiologist has recommended a Holter monitor test, you might be wondering what’s involved and what to expect.
Athletes and ECGs: Understanding the Role of Heart Monitoring for Peak Performance and Health
Learn why athletes should get ECGs to monitor heart health, prevent issues, and detect risks early. Stay safe, perform better, and know when to see a cardiologist.
New advice for treating atrial fibrillation
A major international report offers fresh recommendations for treating AFib – Dr Lyne helped review new Guidelines.
Left Bundle Branch Pacing – a New Pacemaker Procedure
A pacemaker implantation procedure is a relatively common procedure to perform in all cardiology units.…
Pulse Day: The Simple Check That Could Prevent a Stroke
Unless you follow doctor tweets and cardiology blogs, you may not be aware that 1 March is Pulse Day.
Can Arrhythmias Cause Strokes?
Hearing the word “arrhythmia” can be a worrying experience for many patients. Most of us know what a stroke is. But a heart rhythm condition? That’s unfamiliar territory.
The Impact of Stress on Heart Rhythm: How Stress Management Can Improve Your Condition
Discover how chronic stress can impact your heart rhythm. We explain symptoms, effects, and practical stress management tips to protect your heart health.
Holter Monitor vs. Implantable Loop Recorder: How Do They Differ in Diagnosing Heart Rhythm Problems?
Holter monitors and implantable loop recorders are tiny recording devices that examine your heart’s electrical activity for signs of an irregular or abnormal heart rhythm, such as atrial fibrillation, bradycardia (a slow heart rate) or tachycardia (fast heart rate).