Invisible medical ID bracelet aims to speed emergency care
Emergency medical services push a Web based InvisibleBracelet system to access vital health data during crises. For 5 dollars a year users store medical history and up to ten emergency contacts under a PIN on a wallet card or sticker.
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Sticking with heart rehab boosts survival says study
A Duke led study of over 30,000 Medicare patients found those who complete all 36 cardiac rehab sessions after heart attack or bypass have about a 47 percent lower death risk over three years compared with those with fewer sessions. Researchers note strong dose response and emphasize lifestyle counseling as part of Medicare rehab coverage.
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