Teen's science project uncovers iPad risk for people with heart implants – The Denver Post
Heart patients with pacemakers shouldn't carry Apple's Airpods in pockets close to chest | Daily Mail Online
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An iPad smart cover could switch off your pacemaker accidentally
High-Tech Devices May Interfere With Your Implanted Defibrillator - Southern Iowa Mental Health Center
Study: Headphones could interfere with pacemakers - CNN.com
Keep that new phone away from your pacemaker, FDA says | Fierce Biotech
Should pacemaker patients keep a safe distance from the new iPhones? | The Star
Apple reveals list of products to keep away from pacemakers | Laptop Mag
Apple Shares List of Products to Keep Safe Distance Away From Pacemakers - MacRumors
Apple Says Devices May Disrupt Pacemakers: A Lesson on the Importance of EMI - News
Tablets can interfere with implanted defibrillators, stop hearts | Ars Technica
Wearing a pacemaker? Apple says you should keep these devices at a safe distance | Tech News
iPhone 12 And AirPods Can Interfere With Pacemakers | Macworld
Smart watches and phones can affect your pacemaker -- The Watchdog learned the hard way
Apple issues health warning to keep iPhones six inches away from your chest
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iPad magnets may interfere with pacemakers
Pacemakers - Queensland Cardiovascular Group
Medical study suggests iPhone 12 with MagSafe can deactivate pacemakers - 9to5Mac
iPads, cell phones can interfere with pacemakers, defibrillators
Apple lists the devices you should keep away from your pacemaker | Engadget
Apple recommends avoiding its Watch if using a pacemaker
Will my iPhone interfere with my pacemaker?
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iPhones and pacemakers: MagSafe or not, you should keep them separate - The Verge
Apple has added to the list of products that can interfere with medical devices like pacemakers | Daily Mail Online
Have a pacemaker and an iPhone? Could be a deadly combination | Computerworld
Managing an Arrhythmia: ICDs and Pacemakers | Penn Medicine
