Cork's Tyndall institute develops device to detect heart disease

Researchers at Cork’s Tyndall National Institute have developed a groundbreaking handheld device that allows early stage detection of heart disease by GPs.

Cork's Tyndall institute develops device to detect heart disease

Researchers at Cork’s Tyndall National Institute have developed a groundbreaking handheld device that allows early stage detection of heart disease by GPs.

It means patients will no longer be required to endure lengthy hospital stays for testing to detect arterial stiffness and heart failure.

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