On Wednesday, AliveCor announced the coming release of a product it's calling the Kardia Band, an extension of its popular mobile electrocardiogram, or EKG. Designed primarily to work with the Apple ...

Mayo Clinic, AliveCor develop mobile EKG device to monitor patients at risk of sudden cardiac death Researchers from Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic and AliveCor, a cardiology-focused medical ...

Some doctors are testing a new device that could make life a bit easier for people with a common heart problem. This has the potential to help a lot of people. Testing is underway to see if a new ...

While Watch Series 4 and its successors will undoubtedly bring this life-saving technology to millions of people over the next several years, Apple was not the first to bring it to market. That ...

Anyone who would like to quickly and effectively monitor their heart condition may be interested in the new AliveCor Kardia Mobile EKG which comes complete with its own smartphone companion ...

While The Department of Veterans Affairs recently announced plans to suspend a number of its health IT projects, reports of one mobile phone-based EKG trial illustrated the kind of innovations the VA ...

Cardiologists at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Washington, DC, are testing a BlackBerry-based system that lets them read EKGs and prescribe treatment within three minutes, even when off-site, ...

Visio Mobile Diagnostics, a mobile x-ray and cardiac diagnostic services company in Ohio, is employing CompuMed telemedicine and mobile EMR technology at hospitals, home-health agencies and long-term ...

Google for Entrepreneurs live streamed its first demo day on Google Plus today, where 10 startups from seven cities were selected to pitch their companies to a room of investors and a panel of ...

This article contains interviews with Euan Thomson, president and chief executive officer of AliveCor; Dr. Richard Wong, cardiologist with Cardiology Consultants Medical Group; Dr. Leslie Saxon, ...

Researchers from Mayo Clinic and AliveCor Inc. have been using artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a mobile device that can identify certain patients at risk of sudden cardiac death. This research ...