Start Heart Healthy Habits This Spring: Using Cardiogram to Get Motivated and Stay Focused

cardiogram Healthy Habits, Movement, Sleep

We all do our best to commit to life-improving habits at the start of each year.  However, January is arguably the most challenging time to do that. In the height of the cold winter months, it’s not uncommon for us to feel our least motivated. Just like the natural world drops into a stillness, sinking inwards, so do we.  Spring, …

Daylight Saving Time: How it Impacts Your Heart & How to Protect Yourself

Cardiogram Crew Heart Health, Sleep

Each year, on the second Sunday of March, we “spring forward,” setting our clocks one hour ahead. This marks the beginning of Daylight Saving Time. While this means longer days with more opportunity for sunshine to look forward to, this time change can also have a negative impact on our hearts.Why does the spring time change impact our hearts?Our circadian …

Obstructive Sleep Apnea: An Overview

Frances Gatta Obstructive Sleep Apnea, Sleep

Obstructive sleep apnea, when left untreated, can cause serious health problems. These can include excessive daytime sleepiness, high blood pressure, heart failure, cognitive issues, accidents related to sleep loss, depression, poor daytime function, and more. Yet, about 80 to 90 percent of people with obstructive sleep apnea haven’t been diagnosed.   If you have obstructive sleep apnea, you might experience symptoms …

How Sleep Affects Your Heart Health

cardiogram Heart Health, Sleep

For something we’ve done since the day we were born, sleep sure can be complicated. While some do enjoy regular nights of deliciously deep sleep, many of us find ourselves struggling with it at some point in our lives.  In fact, in Philips’ 2020 Global Sleep Study, it was found that 51% of adults worldwide are unsatisfied with their sleep. …

Screening for Hypertension and Sleep Apnea with DeepHeart

cardiogram Heart Health, Sleep

When we talk about artificial intelligence in medicine, we often debate whether machines will replace tasks doctors do today. A more tantalizing possibility is performing tasks doctors can’t—using large data sets, and modern computational tools like deep learning, to recognize patterns too subtle for any human to discern. Today, we’re presenting early clinical results showing Cardiogram’s deep neural network, DeepHeart, …