4 innovations revolutionizing the cardiovascular disease treatment in the US

The US has a severe problem with heart disease. In 2016 alone, the American Heart Association reported that cardiovascular disease (CVD) cost the US over $500 billion. A really cool infographic from Digital Authority Partners suggests that by 2035, it will cost the US nearly $750 billion. Furthermore, Simon Stertzer, M.D., a leading professor at Stanford University School of Medicine, estimates there are about 92 million American adults that are living with some form of CVD. These factors have seen medical organizations across the country working to find solutions to this ever-growing problem. There is still some time to go until they are ready, but the early signs show that this epidemic can be controlled. Here are some methods that will shape the future of cardiovascular treatment.