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Heart monitoring on the Go
A wearable electrocardiogram for horses appears to provide several days of reliable readings, even when animals are allowed to move freely, but researchers say the technology is not quite ready for the paddock. Researchers at the University of Minnesota studied the wearable patch, called the Cardea SOLO, in 12 horses without clinically significant arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation.Â
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