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iRhythm Technologies and Movano, two medical companies, are facing investment scrutiny regarding their services providing ambulatory cardiac monitoring in the US.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated May 27
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iRhythm Technologies and Movano, two medical companies, are facing investment scrutiny regarding their services providing ambulatory cardiac monitoring in the US.

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  1. An Avalon study found that Zio led to faster diagnoses and lower costs.Sub-event
  2. Two medical companies, iRhythm and Movano, are under investment scrutiny for their ambulatory cardiac monitoring services in the US.1 source

Coverage

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  • dailypolitical.com
  • ZacksIRTC Unveils Positive AMALFI Trial Data Showing Higher AF Detection iRhythm Technologies, Inc. IRTC recently published the results from the Oxford University-led Active Monitoring for AtriaL FIbrilla