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The digital drive to improve heart disease diagnosis

Dr Campbell Rogers, chief medical officer at HeartFlow discusses how digital technologies can play a role in helping health services identify and treat coronary heart disease.

The digital drive to improve heart disease diagnosis
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Dr Campbell Rogers, chief medical officer at HeartFlow discusses how digital technologies can play a role in helping health services identify and treat coronary heart disease. 

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There has been a remarkable growth of digital technologies making waves in the health space in recent years. These innovations are improving patient experience, disease detection and treatment and yielding efficiencies within health services.

Heart health is no exception and, as we kick off a new decade, the way in which conditions such as coronary heart disease (CHD) – the UK’s biggest killer – are identified and treated is being revolutionised. 

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