or “negative” (meaning your stress test was normal). It’s possible a doctor could declare your test nondiagnostic. This is true if you can’t achieve 85% of your maximum heart rate but don ...

Fetal heart rate (FHR) was within the normal range (110–160 bpm) as long as the woman exercised below 90% of maximal maternal heart rate (MHR). Fetal bradycardia and high umbilical artery pulsatility ...

Background—Fetal tachycardia may cause ... junctional reciprocating tachycardia. Heart rate persisted at 195 bpm, and intravenous digoxin therapy was initiated. This was followed by conversion to ...

versus fetal heart rate (FHR) during running (A) and cycling (B). The grey area represents the normal FHR range (110-160 bpm). The large circles show cases of prolonged fetal bradycardia, and the ...

A cardiologist has suggested that a lower resting heart rate, which is generally seen as beneficial, can be achieved through certain lifestyle adjustments. Your resting heart rate is the speed at ...

You might love the motivating tempo for workouts or the cadent call for calm that a smartwatch heart rate monitor provides. But when it’s time for an upgrade, what ...

“With real-time alerts on structural markers, BrightHeart supports efficiency in the fetal heart evaluation by bolstering the analysis and documentation for both normal and abnormal scans - ultimately ...

How do you determine whether an activity is moderate or vigorous? It’s all about your heart rate, and heart rate measurements vary by age. Once you understand the running heart rate zones ...

A new study from Mass General Brigham researchers reveals that heart rate complexity could serve as an early indicator of cognitive decline in older adults. The research, published in the Journal ...