NetworkNewsBreaks — HeartBeam Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAT
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NetworkNewsBreaks — HeartBeam Inc. (NASDAQ: BEAT) CEO Featured in Recent “Authority” Magazine Interview
HeartBeam (NASDAQ: BEAT) CEO and founder Branislav Vajdic, PhD, is featured in a recent interview with David Leichner that was published in “Authority” magazine. The interview was one of a series of interviews with leaders of tech companies. The series, called “Technology Making an Important Positive Social Impact,” spotlights companies working on making monumental positive changes to society, health, and the environment. In the interview, Vajdic talked about his journey to HeartBeam, including the first half of his career, which was spent as a chip designer with Intel Corporation; Vajdic was involved in the design of the first Flash memory, including two patents that transformed Flash from an idea to a product. During the last decade-plus, Vajdic has focused on developing cardiovascular devices with a vision to enable rapid, accurate heart attack detection outside of a medical setting. During the interview, Vajdic described himself as a risk taker and observed that “there is no progress without some significant risk.” He explained that HeartBeam is developing technology that “offers the ability to determine if chest pain or other cardiac symptoms are due to a heart attack, any time, any place. Timely intervention will save many lives,” said HeartBeam CEO and founder Branislav Vajdic, PhD, during the interview. “Our product in development, HeartBeam AIMIGo(TM), is a portable, credit-card-sized device designed to be placed on the chest to take ECG recordings that are immediately transmitted to a clinician for review. This enables a clinician to determine if that patient needs to go to an ER and/or call 911, or if they can stay home and continue with their day. To make that determination, the clinician needs to have a standard-of-care, 12-lead electrocardiogram (“ECG”), a symptom report and patient history. The HeartBeam platform provides all of that information.”
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HeartBeam (NASDAQ: BEAT) CEO and founder Branislav Vajdic, PhD, is featured in a recent interview with David Leichner that was published in “Authority” magazine. The interview was one of a series of interviews with leaders of tech companies. The series, called “Technology Making an Important Positive Social Impact,” spotlights companies working on making monumental positive changes to society, health, and the environment. In the interview, Vajdic talked about his journey to HeartBeam, including the first half of his career, which was spent as a chip designer with Intel Corporation; Vajdic was involved in the design of the first Flash memory, including two patents that transformed Flash from an idea to a product. During the last decade-plus, Vajdic has focused on developing cardiovascular devices with a vision to enable rapid, accurate heart attack detection outside of a medical setting. During the interview, Vajdic described himself as a risk taker and observed that “there is no progress without some significant risk.” He explained that HeartBeam is developing technology that “offers the ability to determine if chest pain or other cardiac symptoms are due to a heart attack, any time, any place. Timely intervention will save many lives,” said HeartBeam CEO and founder Branislav Vajdic, PhD, during the interview. “Our product in development, HeartBeam AIMIGo(TM), is a portable, credit-card-sized device designed to be placed on the chest to take ECG recordings that are immediately transmitted to a clinician for review. This enables a clinician to determine if that patient needs to go to an ER and/or call 911, or if they can stay home and continue with their day. To make that determination, the clinician needs to have a standard-of-care, 12-lead electrocardiogram (“ECG”), a symptom report and patient history. The HeartBeam platform provides all of that information.”
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