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A hospital in Kenya is hosting a nationwide charity run to fund heart surgeries for 450 children who desperately need cardiac care. The May event will expand to 11 counties, bringing lifesaving treatment closer to families across the nation.
Doctors in Bishkek successfully completed the country's first transcatheter heart valve replacement, eliminating the need for patients to travel abroad for advanced cardiac care. The breakthrough procedure replaces damaged valves through a tiny blood vessel puncture instead of opening the chest.
A Baltimore medical company just received FDA clearance for a device that makes minimally invasive heart procedures safer and easier. The breakthrough tool completed its first human trials with 100% success and zero complications.
A Cleveland hospital now offers a 40-minute, non-invasive treatment for patients with a deadly heart condition who are too frail for surgery. The breakthrough therapy uses targeted radiation instead of a grueling procedure inside the heart.
A man who had groundbreaking heart surgery in 1975 is thriving at 80, celebrating a medical procedure that's now five times safer and twice as fast. His journey from experimental patient to Australia's longest-surviving bypass recipient shows how far cardiac care has come.
A public hospital in India just received a cutting-edge heart-lung machine worth $2 million, donated by a major bank foundation. The equipment will help save countless lives in a region where many patients couldn't afford advanced cardiac care.
A busy cardiac hospital in Mysuru, India, that performs up to 70 heart procedures daily is getting 200 new beds after treating patients on stretchers due to overcrowding. The $21 million expansion will bring critical care to thousands more families facing heart disease.
Patients who were once too sick for open-heart surgery now have a second chance at life thanks to a groundbreaking minimally invasive procedure. Loma Linda University Medical Center in Murrieta became the first in its region to perform the new mitral valve replacement.
A breakthrough medical device that delivers life-saving therapies directly into the heart just cleared a major regulatory hurdle. The technology could transform treatment for millions living with heart failure.
A massive study of over 1.5 million heart surgeries found that experienced surgeons performing off-pump bypass surgery helped more patients survive with fewer complications. The research offers hope for better outcomes in one of the most common lifesaving procedures.
Researchers adapted an AI model to predict brain recovery after cardiac arrest in under-resourced hospitals, achieving 80% accuracy without rebuilding from scratch. The breakthrough could bring life-saving diagnostic tools to millions who lack access to advanced medical technology.