A new invention makes dealing with heart disease easier

Russian doctors and engineers succeeded in developing a wireless, water-resistant “heart patch” that monitors heart activity during the day and sends special information, data, and advice to the patient or doctor via mobile phone, to assist in diagnosis, drug response monitoring, and early detection of any potential cardiac events.

The cardiologist can identify this using any device, analyze information about the work of the heart and its development, determine the body’s response to the load and medications, and in light of that adjust the dose and send the necessary recommendations to the patient via mobile phone.