A proactive approach to heart failure

By Susan Joseph

Published September 13, 2017 4:01am ET

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A proactive approach to heart failure — Physicians need a way to identify complications linked to heart failure in their patients before they occur. New technology can help them do just that. (iStock by Getty Images) | hamzaturkkol

Heart failure has reached epidemic proportions, and it’s not slowing down. From now until 2030, U.S. cases of heart failure will surge 45 percent.

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