
How new tech can keep your heart healthy
As the incidence of heart disease continues to climb with an ageing population, digital technology is transforming every aspect of prevention, diagnosis and management
Almost a third of all deaths around the world are caused by cardiovascular disease (CVD) and, with an increasingly ageing population, it has never been more important to find ways to prevent, manage and cure it. The Cardiovascular Health report, published in The Times, explores the alarming link between CVD and other life-threatening conditions, such as kidney failure, the range of digital technologies revolutionising diagnosis and treatment, and the health benefits of being happy. It covers the leaps and bounds which have already been made in heartcare, and draws a heartening picture of what the future could hold. Also featured is an infographic exploring the lifestyle factors which can increase the risk of CVD
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