At the University of Minnesota, researchers keep hearts alive outside the body for hours. Medtronic uses them to develop ...

By removing the unpredictability of human testing, scientists can design and improve wearable devices more quickly and effectively. They can also use it to study how skin interacts with medical ...

In parallel, we generated human atrial heart cells from stem cells and treated ... A cardiologist explains how they interact ...

Subtle changes in these electrical signals can provide clues about a drug's effects on the heart, which can help drug developers assess the safety of new medications. "Currently, this is a lengthy ...

A team of researchers led by the University of California San Diego and Stanford University has developed a noninvasive method to monitor the electrical ... directly on human heart cells.

In addition to regular exercise and not smoking, diet is one of the best ways to protect your heart. That’s because inflammation, blood pressure, cholesterol, and other heart disease risk ...

In a new study, a team led by medical researchers at The Ohio State University determined that these vesicles contain an ion channel -- a protein that opens a corridor allowing electrical charges ...

But Chalmers famously took a different tack: There are two ways in which [one] may attempt to displace from the human heart its love of the world—either by a demonstration of the world’s ...

On January 14, hippies and other counterculture participants swarmed to the polo grounds in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park in a gathering called the Human Be-In. Timothy Leary advised ...

High-frequency electrical stimulation of the spinal cord effectively reduces muscle spasticity in patients with incomplete spinal cord injury, enabling access to rehabilitation protocols ...

At CES this week, Savant Systems announced Savant Smart Budget, a feature of its Smart Power system of modular relays ... than your electrical box can supply at once. For instance, you could ...