The American Journal of Managed Care

Measuring Pulse Waves at a Woman's Wrist May Help Explain Heightened Cardiovascular Risk During Menopause

New research is suggesting that measuring the pulse wave at a menopausal woman’s wrist may explain the increase in cardiovascular disease risk during menopause better than a standard blood pressure ...
Healio

Radial pulse wave may explain increased CV risk in menopausal women

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Pulse wave measurements independent of BMI and age appear to be a good indicator of elevated CV risk in ...
Science Daily

Pulse waves measured at the wrist uncover often-missed artery changes in menopausal women

Measuring a menopausal woman's pulse wave at her wrist can detect circulatory system changes that aren't evident with blood pressure readings. Menopause's effect on these radial pulse wave harmonics ...
MobiHealthNews

LiveMetric receives FDA 510(k) for watch-like blood pressure monitor

LiveMetric announced it has received FDA 510(k) clearance for its watch-like blood pressure monitor, LiveOne. The cuffless device uses a sensor array placed over the radial artery to produce a ...