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NewCardio Leadership to Make Two Presentations at Drug Information Association Drug Safety Conference
Date:4/7/2009

Company to Present and Participate in Panel Discussions at DIA Conference in Bethesda, Maryland April 29-May 1, 2009

SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- NewCardio, Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: NWCI) a cardiac diagnostic and services company, today announced that senior leadership will present clinical data, discuss applications for its proprietary technology, and participate in panel discussion at the Drug Information Association (DIA) Cardiovascular Safety and QT/Arrhythmia Assessment in Drug Development - Optimizing Drug Development Conference. The conference, co-sponsored by the FDA and the Heart Rhythm Society, is scheduled from April 29 through May 1, 2009 in Bethesda, Maryland.

Dr. Ihor Gussak, NewCardio's Vice President and Chief Medical Officer, will discuss Automatic ECG Analysis, based on the Company's proprietary three-dimensional platform and its QTinno(TM) solution. This is a special session on Automatic QT Assessment and multiple investigators are being asked to provide a structured discussion, covering technical approaches, including how analysis is performed, for emerging technologies, validation data, the amount of over-reading necessary, morphology analysis and an evaluation of risk factors. Dr. Gussak will participate in conference panel discussions as well.

In addition, the Company has been invited to make a second presentation, "Differential Effects of D-Sotalol and a Flouroquinolone Antibiotic on T-wave Morphology and Ventricular Repolarization." Dr. Gussak will also make this presentation and participate in a subsequent discussion.

The DIA conference will feature regulatory, industry, and scientific leaders from around the world who will discuss the evolution of drug development, cardiac repolarization, and cardiovascular (CV) safety. This open forum will discuss the new direction in the development of pharmaceut
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