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#AFib causes stroke, #heart failure & other deadly health problems.🫀 Yet, diagnosis and treatment are outdated. Dr. Jeff Goldberger joined the #InsideUMiamiMedicine to share how he’s innovating the field with University of Miami College of Engineering. Tune in: #HeartHealth

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Linda Alexander1 year ago

@umiamiengineer It's wild how much medical tech has advanced in areas like cancer treatment compared to heart stuff!

Will Stiegler1 year ago

@umiamiengineer This shit is not necessary... old school & proper human diet is all you need to do to have optimal health I CAN LITERALLY PROVIDE THE CURE TO ANY METABOLIC DISEASE!!!

wagnersherry1 year ago

@umiamiengineer Heart health is important, but haven't we been doing EKGs and heart monitors for ages? It feels like it's just repackaged info.

Allan Harrison1 year ago

@umiamiengineer That's complete bullshit. The heart is perfect. What people put into their bodies is overrated. You are a greedy POS liar.

Lizzie1 year ago

@umiamiengineer wow, dr. goldberger is really touching hearts with this! can't wait to see his innovations beat afib into the past!

Nasiff Associates2 years ago

Transforming American Cardio-Diagnostics A Medical-Technology News Article by Nasiff Associates, Inc.

SemperFi-USA1 year ago

@umiamiengineer #zelena

Guy Higginbotham1 year ago

@umiamiengineer This is what I do to combat risk of cancer I'm a cyclist I've found out it reduces the risk of cancer by 60%. I used to take high blood pressure meds but it's cured. I used to take loads of meds for diabetes but not anymore. Exercise is the key to great health

Mohsin zia1 year ago

@umiamiengineer He is s great man 👍

demetrius l. thomas1 year ago

@umiamiengineer look we made that symble it still around an sold out all over america in 4 days flate, man brig bac good feeling

Padre Nueces Del Robestan1 year ago

@umiamiengineer SMIC's Investment in 7nm technology may actually be more useful for Medical Implants than personal computers! Could you spot a Cyborg if you saw one??

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