01-09-2026 23:39 via medpagetoday.com

People With Unexplained Fainting Finally Get Some Answers With Take-Home Device

(MedPage Today) -- For people going to emergency departments (EDs) for syncope, an extended ECG monitoring protocol made an eventual diagnosis more likely even though their fainting frequency was ultimately unchanged, according to the ASPIRED trial...
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