Hello Heart in the News

Digital therapeutic Hello Heart revealed that just five additional minutes of walking per day is enough to reduce systolic blood pressure by 8.7 points – more than enough to reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke, according to data from The Lancet.

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Correlations between lifestyle changes and blood pressure indicate how a person could increase their walking to positively impact heart health

Hello Heart announced the addition of Dot-to-Dot to its digital heart health program. Dot-to-Dot leverages AI to help people draw connections between their lifestyle choices, such as minutes walked or whether they took their medication, and their heart health.

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Maayan Cohen, CEO at Hello Heart, joined CTech to discuss the importance of heart health

Hello Heart announced Dot-to-Dot, a feature that combines clinical research and AI to help people connect lifestyle choices to heart health.

Users now have access to deeper insights and personalization to support positive choices regarding their heart health.

Hello Heart added Dot-to-Dot capabilities to its digital heart health program, leveraging AI to help people draw connections between their lifestyle choices, such as minutes walked or medication adherence, and their heart health.