World-first discharge for artificial heart patient

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Doctor Daniel Timms, the founder of BiVACOR, holds up a spinning disk component as he speaks during a press conference announcing the first, in-human use of a total artificial heart without valves last year. Photo: Getty Images Almost two decades after his father died from heart failure, Daniel Timms has helped to transform treatment for patients across the globe.

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