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Nebraska coach Fred Hoiberg explained that his pacemaker — and warnings about cellphone interference — prompted him to swipe at an Iowa fan’s phone after the Hawkeyes’ win; he also apologized for accidentally hitting an Iowa staffer, saying the reaction would be similar in a tense moment, while Iowa apologized and pledged to review security protocols as Nebraska prepares to host Penn State.
Investigators are using a Bluetooth Low Energy signal-sniffing device to track signals from Nancy Guthrie’s pacemaker in the ongoing search for the 84-year-old, with the unit mounted on a helicopter and potentially deployable on drones to widen the search radius beyond the device’s typical short range; the pacemaker pings every couple minutes, and while this tech can help triangulate a general area, expanding coverage will require more drones, operators, and infrastructure as the search enters its third week.
Arizona authorities have cleared Nancy Guthrie’s family as suspects in her disappearance, as the search for the missing 84-year-old in Tucson continues. Investigators are pursuing leads with a signal-sniffer to detect potential pacemaker signals, reviewing security footage showing a suspect wearing a Walmart-purchased mask, and testing DNA from a recovered glove against CODIS.
Ray J says doctors have prescribed eight medications to manage a serious heart condition, requires bed rest with lifestyle cautions, and a pacemaker or defibrillator may be needed after his follow-up; he cannot see his kids due to a protective order, hopes for a cure, and vows to emerge stronger.
Phil Cavell, a veteran cyclist and author, recounts how years of endurance riding masked Mobitz type-II heart block, a dangerous heart‑conduction issue, leading to a hospital stay and the implantation of a pacemaker. He notes that atrial fibrillation is more common in masters endurance athletes and stresses the importance of heart screening (QRISK), moderating extreme training and alcohol, and listening to warning signs. The piece underscores that, with timely diagnosis and care, midlife athletes can return to cycling with greater awareness and safety.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, despite recent open-heart surgeries and a pacemaker, reassures fans that he will be ready to film the second season of Netflix's FUBAR in April. The actor shared a photo of himself with a humorous note about the pacemaker, emphasizing that it won't hinder his work. FUBAR, a series about a CIA operative facing a family secret, features a star-studded cast including Schwarzenegger, Monica Barbaro, and Gabriel Luna.
Arnold Schwarzenegger underwent surgery at the Cleveland Clinic to receive a pacemaker, following a genetic heart issue that has required multiple surgeries over the years. The 76-year-old actor and former bodybuilder shared his experience on his podcast, emphasizing the importance of being transparent about health issues and encouraging others to prioritize their well-being. He expressed gratitude to the medical team and highlighted the advancements in heart valve replacement procedures, while also acknowledging the need for a pacemaker due to irregular heartbeats caused by scar tissue from previous surgeries.
Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed in his fitness newsletter that he recently underwent open-heart surgery to receive a pacemaker, making him "a little bit more of a machine." The actor has been open about his bicuspid aortic valves and previous cardiac procedures, including a botched surgery in 2018. Schwarzenegger urged his readers not to be afraid and shared his experience to let them know they aren't alone in dealing with health challenges.
Arnold Schwarzenegger underwent surgery to have a pacemaker implanted due to an irregular heartbeat caused by scar tissue from previous procedures. He shared the news on his podcast, emphasizing the importance of being transparent about his health and encouraging others to prioritize their well-being. Despite needing to take a break from serious training, he expressed readiness for future projects and urged his audience to listen to their doctors and take care of themselves.
Arnold Schwarzenegger revealed on his podcast that he recently received a pacemaker after undergoing three open-heart surgeries. He expressed gratitude to the medical team and assured fans that he is doing well. Despite the surgery, he has been actively involved in environmental events and has several upcoming projects in the entertainment industry.
Arnold Schwarzenegger, 76, revealed on his podcast that he recently had a pacemaker fitted after three open heart surgeries, describing himself as "more of a machine" now. The former governor of California, who had a congenital heart defect, shared his health journey to inspire others with similar conditions. Despite the surgery, he assured fans of a speedy recovery and thanked his medical team. This news comes as he and Danny DeVito are considering working on a new movie together.
Norway's King Harald, who recently received a pacemaker in Malaysia after being hospitalized for an infection, has departed from the country with his wife, Queen Sonja, on a medical evacuation plane. The 87-year-old monarch, known for his frail health in recent years, has undergone multiple hospital treatments, including a heart valve replacement in 2020. Crown Prince Haakon has assumed his father's duties while he is hospitalized, as Harald has no plans to abdicate despite his health challenges.
Norway's King Harald V, who received a pacemaker in Malaysia after being hospitalized for an infection, has departed the country on a medical evacuation plane. He will be admitted to a hospital in Oslo upon arrival and remain on sick leave for two weeks, during which Crown Prince Haakon will assume his duties. The aging monarch has faced health issues in recent years, including a heart valve replacement in 2020, but has expressed no intention to abdicate his ceremonial role as head of state.
Norway's King Harald, 87, had a temporary pacemaker fitted at a hospital in Malaysia after falling ill on holiday due to a low heart rate, and is expected to return to Norway in the coming days with the assistance of the Norwegian Government and Armed Forces. He had fallen ill with an infection earlier in the week and is currently resting, with his next official engagement scheduled for March 8.
King Harald of Norway, Europe's oldest monarch, received a temporary pacemaker in Malaysia due to a low heart rate while being treated for an infection during a vacation. The procedure was successful, and he is expected to return to Norway in the next few days. The 87-year-old king has faced health challenges in recent years, including a heart valve replacement in 2020, but has no plans to abdicate. Crown Prince Haakon has been fulfilling his duties while he's been hospitalized.