Making medicine more personal for hearts around the world

Magnetic resonance imaging has been an invaluable radiological tool in evaluating and determining cardiovascular diseases. This imaging technique can provide healthcare professionals with structural and functional information regarding the heart, aorta and surrounding blood vessels¹.

Despite all the ways that COVID-19 has changed healthcare—and the list is long—there are many aspects of medicine that haven't altered one bit.

The way we currently conduct clinical research can be expensive and energy-intensive. We ask a research question, and then we spend hundreds of thousands of dollars trying to set up a clinical trial to answer that question. The process involves organizing and training the sites, collecting generated data for review, and analyzing the data.