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Expanding in Europe and Enhancing User Experience
We are taking another important step towards making continuous heart monitoring accessible to even more people. As part of our European expansion, we are launching the ECG247 app and ECG247 portal in four new languages—while
Monitoring NORSEMAN Participants with ECG247
What happens to the heart during and after the world's toughest triathlon? Researchers from the Norwegian School of Sport Sciences (NIH) and the University of Oslo (UiO) are now monitoring participants in this year’s Norseman
New Study: High Diagnostic Reliability and Efficient Resource Utilization
A new study published in EP Europace demonstrates that ECG247 provides a high level of agreement in the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation. For clinicians, the findings from the NORSCREEN trial signify not only increased diagnostic
Upgrade to the Heart Rate Tab
We are pleased to roll out an update to the Heart Rate tab in the ECG247 portal. Based on valuable feedback from clinicians, we have developed features that make navigating the portal even easier and
Main results from the NORSCREEN study to be presented at ESC in Munich
The first main results from the extensive Norwegian NORSCREEN study, involving more than 50,000 participants, are ready. The findings from the first screening round using ECG247 will be presented at the prestigious European Society of
New «Second Opinion» Functionality: Streamlining Collaboration Between General Practitioners and Cardiologists
We are launching a new feature in the ECG247 portal that significantly simplifies digital collaboration for healthcare professionals. Using a unique access code, a general practitioner (GP), for example, can now grant a cardiologist
