We’ve been measuring electrical activity in the heart muscle for over 150 years: The first human ECG was recorded all the way back in 1870.

“For AI to add the most value and for patients and physicians to embrace it, it needs to support, not supplant, the patient-physician relationship…” — Steven Lin MD, a clinical assistant professor of medicine and vice chief for technology innovation in Stanford University’s division of primary care and population health.

The B-Secur team had a great few days at this year’s HRS 2024 in Boston! The annual Heart Rhythm Society conference offered a treasure trove of insights, particularly on the topic of athlete heart health and the risk of Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA).

In a world grappling with the pervasive threat of cardiovascular disease, this piece, curated by Thompson Godfrey, our VP Product Management, delves into the critical role played by signal quality in reshaping the paradigm of remote cardiac care.

In this blog post, our SVP of Consumer Health & Wellness Brian Pitstick shares his perspective on the remarkable advancements showcased at CES 2024 and how they resonate with what we are doing at B-Secur to advance heart health technology.