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Episode 91: Lumia Wins 1st Place at the HRX 2025 Pitch Competition!

from Heart Rhythm TV Pod · host Heart Rhythm TV

Innovation takes the top spot! Meet Lumia, the 1st place winners of the HRX 2025 Pitch Competition. Their groundbreaking product impressed the judges and captured the audience's attention. Learn more here: Lumia is the first wearable Continuous Blood Flow Monitor (CBFM). Just as CGMs transformed diabetes care, Lumia's wearable Continuous Blood Flow Monitoring technology will transform care for people with blood flow issues. Blood flow issues affect a wide range of chronic cardiovascular conditions, from orthostatic conditions (e.g. POTS, Long COVID, Syncope, Orthostatic Hypotension) to fluid management issues (e.g. Heart Failure and Sepsis). By giving patients and providers a real-time window into blood flow to the head, Lumia will improve the diagnosis and management of patients with these issues. Our wearable has been clinically demonstrated at institutions like Johns Hopkins and Duke, and we're advancing toward FDA clearance for diagnostic use. https://lumiahealth.com/ Want to explore more content? Catch the full video versions and more on our channel – [Heart Rhythm TV].

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