Signalife to Deploy Fidelity 100 Heart Monito...( LOS ANGELES Sept. 4 /- Signalife ...),Health

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Signalife, Inc. (Amex: SGN) has committed to deploy Fidelity 100 Heart Monitors in more than 12 urban centers to screen for testing of sudden cardiac death and cardiovascular disease, events that will be financed by Athletes for Life, A Non Profit Foundation ("AFL"), through mobile centers though which AFL will bring health care to each community. AFL includes as its founders and members some of the world's greatest living and legendary athletes including, for example, current NFL star Reggie Bush, John Elway, Jim Brown, Marshall Falk, Olympic Gold Medal Winner Maurice Green, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Gayle Sayers, Lee Elder, Anthony Munoz and Olympic Gold Medal Winner Willie Gault.

The events will be centered around screening and testing patients of all ages in everyday ambulatory environments, when the heart is at work. No other device can measure the full disease spectrum with the accuracy of the fidelity 100 when the subject is moving or when noise (artifact) is present. In the words of Signalife President and Chief Executive, Lowell T. Harmison, "It is impossible to level the playing field without giving everybody an opportunity to identify the signals about their health at the earliest possible opportunity. We are very thankful for AFL's insistence on assuring that the medical community eradicate the current cardiovascular crisis in America where $400 billion is spent annually with paltry preventative results for our middle and lower classes and the majority of society."

Under the arrangement, physicians will be present when AFL conducts its screening programs in various communities. AFL anticipates that it will conduct many of these programs using its prototypical moving "medical center truck". AFL has indicated that additional health care testing and screening will be provided in these centers. This screening program is a continuation of AFL's wellness program initially tested and developed at hea
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