25th Annual Cardiology Conference-Atlanta

We are pleased to invite the contributors across the globe on its "25th Annual Cardiology Conference" which is slated at Atlanta, USA during July 18 - 19, 2018 around the theme "With a healthy heart, the beat goes on" "It covers topics such as Cardiology, Cardiac and Cardiac Surgery, Clinical Cardiology, Cardiologist, Heart disease, Interventional Cardiology, Women & Heart Disease". Our Conference will provide a perfect platform addressing: Laudable talks by the top-notch of the global scientific community Sterling workshop sessions, Remarkable Awards and Global Recognition to meritorious Researchers, Global Networking with 50+ Countries, Novel Techniques to Benefit Your Research, Global Business and Networking Opportunities, Exquisite Platform for showcasing your products and International Sponsorship

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July Medical e-News 2018

Read on for this month's most important news, selected for you.

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Cardiac Rhythm News - 13 July 2018

Here is you July issue of the Cardiac Rhythm News.

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I was a doctor prone to fainting. This is how I got over it

Like 12% of medical students, the graphic sights of the operating theatre caused me to faint. But slowly, after many queasy incidents, I learned how to cope

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Fainting can warn of a fatal irregular heart rhythm condition

Arrhythmias are frequently left undiagnosed or misdiagnosed and can cause people to faint. An estimated 39% of children and 30% of adults diagnosed with epilepsy actually have an underlying, potentially fatal, arrhythmia,” says Trudie Lobban MBE, Founder of heart rhythm charity, Arrhythmia Alliance and sister charity STARS (Syncope Trust And Reflex anoxic Seizures).

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The Heart & Brain Symposium

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Cardiac Rhythm News - 27 June 2018

Here is the latest edition of the Cardiac Rhythm News.

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A Doctor Said It Was All In Her Head

Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles is ecstatic about leading the Philadelphia Eagles to victory, but that's not the triumph he celebrates daily. He gives that medal to his wife, Tori Foles, for what he calls her "amazing strength" in fighting a little-known disorder called postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, or POTS.

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Cardiac Rhythm News - 15 June 2018

The latest news from Cardiac Rhythm News

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June Medical e-News 2018

See what has been going on this month and what is coming up all here.

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