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The most exciting aspect of PROTAC technology is its ability to target proteins that were previously considered "undruggable." Traditional drugs work by binding to a specific "active site" on a protein, but many harmful proteins don't have these sites. PROTACs only need to bind anywhere on the surface to trigger destruction, opening up a vast range of new targets for treating cancer and Alzheimer's.

An ECG works by placing electrodes on the skin to detect the tiny electrical changes that occur with each heartbeat. In a group discussion, clinicians often talk about the "12-lead ECG," which provides twelve different perspectives of the heart's activity. This allows them to identify everything from simple heart rate issues to signs of a current or past heart attack. The characteristic waves—P, QRS, and T—tell a story about how the atria and ventricles are communicating and contracting.

One of the most significant shifts in this field is the move toward mobile and wearable ECG technology. While a hospital-grade machine is necessary for a full diagnosis, wearable devices can now alert patients to irregularities like atrial fibrillation in their daily lives. This "ambulatory monitoring" is a frequent topic of conversation, as it helps catch intermittent problems that might not show up during a five-minute office visit. However, the challenge lies…

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