Priya Abani

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Vanguards of Healthcare by Bloomberg Intelligence · AliveCor’s Priya Abani Uses Amazon Experience to Democratize ECG Tech · 12 Feb 2026 podcast

So it's really worth noting that we have already identified over 4,000 cases of MIs, which is myocardial infarction, heart attacks, basically, and ischemia since the 12 lead launch.

So these new determinations, they're just sharpening our ability to catch the subtle precursors of those major events.

And then a couple other things that have been happening, right?

There was a peer-reviewed study that was published in Heart Rhythm O2.

It showed cardiac well-lead reduced ECG acquisition time by 29%.

so when the device can automatically detect 39 conditions in seconds in our case precisely 10 seconds is the reading that you require to you know basically tell you what you're what you are going through um it allows clinicians in very busy urgent care or primary care clinics to act immediately rather than waiting for a technician or a bulky card or a separate appointment

So just think of all the efficiencies that we can be now providing for the patient where they don't have to leave the system, go to another building, set up another appointment.

You can all be checked on the spot.

So I think we're continuing to push the boundaries, Matt, of what can be achieved with a compact solution.

And

Simplifying the hardware is one thing, but deepening the intelligence along with it is the game changer.

And we really want to bring high fidelity cardiac care outside hospital settings and in hospital settings to, you know, whatever is best for the patient.

Yes, thank you so much.

Thank you.

Yeah, no, this is such an important question.

So it is so wonderful to, I told my team this like about four years back, it's so wonderful to wake up every week, obviously wake up every day, but like wake up and read yet another study that has been done using our device somewhere in the world, which is published, and we're not even aware of it until it gets published.

That's what happens when you build technology that people start trusting and you don't, you know, you keep like, you know, raising the bar on yourself.

So I'm obviously tremendously proud of the broad adoption of our technology, of the cardiac technology by clinical researchers.

You said 170, but actually I think we're about 250 now.

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