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Abbott’s wireless, paperclip-sized cardiac sensor has received the blessing of the National Institute for Health and...

Source: FierceBiotech - Medtech • Published: 20 Feb 2026, 04:51

Abbott’s wireless, paperclip-sized cardiac sensor has received the blessing of the National Institute for Health and...

NICE has recommended Abbott’s wireless, paperclip-sized cardiac sensor for NHS coverage, clearing the way for wider adoption in England’s health system.

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