Defibrillator Setting Change Leads to Health Gains
University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY
Tuesday, January 01 2013
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Survival climbs, risk of unnecessary shocks plummets
A new study at the University of Rochester Medical Center Rochester, NY, shows that defibrillators, which are designed to detect and correct dangerous heart rhythms, can be programmed to help users live longer, better lives, than they currently do.
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