Researchers from the University of Glasgow led the development of the new system, which uses radar to track patients' heart ...

The stethoscope has been around since 1816, and it’s gotten an AI makeover. Doctors use it to listen to our heart and lungs and interpret what they hear. Often, they need to do more tests ...

A doctor may detect a heart murmur when listening to the heart with a stethoscope. With aortic stenosis, the opening of the aortic valve becomes narrower, which restricts blood flow from the left ...

The Low EF AI means that some cases of heart failure could ... familiar with – the stethoscope – can help us prevent hospitalisations and adverse events,” said Dr Paul Friedman, chair ...

Still, we have a feeling we will see more of these in the years to come in hospitals, clinics, and maybe even doctor’s offices. We have seen smart noise-canceling stethoscopes before.