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Implantable tech could be a game-changer for heart patients
Implantable heart technology is being used in Manchester to assess when a patient is at high risk of dying, thanks to Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust-led research.
Read moreImplantable heart technology is being used in Manchester to assess when a patient is at high risk of dying, thanks to Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust-led research.
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