Researchers created a mobile app to prevent heart attacks. The app will predict cardiovascular disease by monitoring the heartbeat. Increasing heart rate increases the chance of heart disease if abnormal rate increases or decreases.
Juhani Eriksenen, a researcher at the University of Turku in Finland, said that this first common equipment collection has been used to collect specific information that can help in treating the patient. Many times his signs were met before heart attack, but due to the absence of the river, it could not be understood. Cardiac abnormalities can be registered for a short time in new technology.The new app has been tested on 300 patients. Half of people in the examination were diagnosed with abnormalities. Researchers say, with smartphones, it is possible to detect rapid diseases. Approximately 96 percent may guess this app. Researchers found this success after seven years of research. However, it will take some more time to bring the commercial commercial market to the market.
