Pigs and pacemakers Candace Stuart | July 17, 2014 | Cardiovascular Business | Heart RhythmResearchers at Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute in Los Angeles tested a “biological pacemaker” in pig hearts using gene therapy. The approach is at least three years away from human trials, the New York Times reports.Gene therapy is used to adjust pigs’ heartbeatSubscribe to Cardiovascular Business NewsEmail Address * Candace Stuart, Contributor Related ContentAdvances in leadless conduction and Bachmann’s bundle pacing next frontier in physiologic pacingVibrations used to extract EP leads in first-in-human studyAFib patients with gout face greater stroke risk—but therapy can help'Not sustainable': The real impact of RVU cuts in electrophysiologyMedline recalls nearly 50K procedure kits, including many used by cardiologistsAbbott recalls heart device monitoring system due to malfunction riskAround the webHealth Exec Former high-level health officials think out loud about HHS, FDA Radiology Business Rad tech society establishes scholarships in memory of 2 influential membersRadiology Business FDA clears RadNet's AI-powered breast arterial calcification solutionSubscribe to Cardiovascular Business NewsEmail Address * Subscribe to Cardiovascular Business NewsEmail Address *