We’re all Boston College fans tonight, right?

I’m glad Germany lost WWII

Unite the country. Adopt your best friend.

Hands down one of the best commercials that the U.S. Army has put out. Being part of a team is one of the best aspects about being in the Army. I have friends that I can call up whenever and they will pick up the phone. I’ve made friends for life in the Army More of this.

Gym memberships should be FSA-eligible expenses.

Dear Twitter/X, thank you for noticing our apoB paper. In an effort to release it coincident with our Fall CLU, the infographic draft was inadvertently released. Please keep an eye out for the final product and apologies for the miscommunication. Thanks for the feedback!

One of the many reasons that your Cardiometabolic Risk Assessment includes ApoB and personalized threshold goals to get your ApoB below to reduce your risk for heart attack or stroke. 1. Measure your ApoB. 2. Identify all of your other risk factors. 3. Set your goal. 4. Get your

Everyone should box at least once to learn what it feels like to get hit and hit back while being hit.

James Earl Jones was an icon. He will always live on with his legacy of playing some of the greatest characters of all time. But we all know about his tremendous acting ability. So I want to talk about his heart. When we filmed Conan, I was the new kid on the block, and he

8:08pm: My bingo card is full!

That. Was. Bonkers.

Former Boston College lacrosse player Welles Crowther sacrificed himself to save as many as 18 people on 9/11. His story needs to be told every single year. He was a real-life superhero.

If you don’t know about this gentleman, I hope you take a moment to google him: Rick Rescorla. Here’s to Rick Rescorla, the bravest of the brave. #remebering911

Rick Rescorla is the definition of an American hero. 🇺🇸

Today my thoughts are of Captain Alix Idrache, a US Army helicopter pilot, who graduated at the top of his West Point class with a degree in physics in 2016. He's also a Haitian immigrant.

✍️RISK becomes DISEASE becomes EVENTS. Identify and manage risk first to prevent disease or disease progression BEFORE you have an event. William Cromwell, MD: "Think of what a good day looks like in 20 years. How does your definition of 'good' change if you have had a heart attack or

Product request: an AI app that lets me watch Gameday but replaces Pat McAffee with literally ANYONE else.

Timing is everything here. Sometimes it is acceptable because it is accurate, truthful, helpful, and kind - it helps with expectations or clearer understanding of risks and benefits of treatment - saying otherwise is false hope and a lie. Sometimes it is a toxic message because

My sister and I recently started putting out videos to help patients have the best chance of living their best life. Today’s topic: Blood Pressure - Live longer and better by reaching one simple number youtu.be/hUqfIXxoO00?si… via YouTube

We were recently revisiting Dr. Cromwell's terrific conversation with Gil Carvalho MD PhD🌈. Here's a quick snippet to whet your appetite about the complexities of what causes ASCVD events. As discussed throughout the interview, the old paradigm of "lower cholesterol" isn't enough