It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
Grab a mug of hot chocolate and gather ‘round the fireplace. These are our top stories from the past year.
CT scan technology may detect unknowing carriers of COVID-19
Dr. Andrew Crean and his colleagues at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute explored the potential for CT scan technology as a first step in detecting positive cases of COVID-19.
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Shining light to prolong life of the N95 surgical mask
Heart Institute scientists said innovation could enable healthcare workers to reuse their N95 masks without compromising health and safety.
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“Jump In” for women’s heart health this September
The University of Ottawa Heart Institute Foundation launched a virtual 30-day physical activity challenge in support of women’s heart health.
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Seven minutes to change the world for underserviced and remote populations
Can the Heart Institute validate a new, non-invasive, five-minute test for detecting coronary artery disease?
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The intrinsic relationship of brain, heart and mind
Research and clinical observations found major linkages between diseases of the brain and heart, including how they develop and progress.
The Beat is taking a short break for the holidays, but we’ll be back in 2021 with more great stories to keep your heart beating happily in the New Year.
Have a safe and very merry holiday season.
In case you missed it
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