Thanks to AI technology developed by NIH, we can now capture clear, high-quality images even for patients with implantable devices like ICDs. Image via Peter Kellman and Hui Xue, NIH, in collaboration with Barts Heart Center #ImageOfTheWeek

Researchers NIH Clinical Center are conducting a study to evaluate blood clotting in people with sickle cell disease and a history of venous thromboembolism. Travel is provided. Call NIH Clinical Center Office of Patient Recruitment at 866-444-1134. Refer to study #20-H-0068

#DYK ? The rate of #TB in MD/DC is more than the US average. Researchers at #TheBethesdaLabs need people with a + PPD skin test to develop better prevention & treatment for #TB . NIH CC Patient Recruitment 866-444-8810, ask for study # 21-H-0027. go.nih.gov/mHxvNiV #endTB

We’re wishing NIH NHLBI a happy 75th anniversary. Join us by visiting NHLBI’s 75th Anniversary Digital Photo Booth to share your message. #NHLBI75 nhlbi75.onsnapshot.com

Have you been diagnosed with severe #AplasticAnemia ? Researchers at #TheBethesdaLabs and NIH Clinical Center are testing the effectiveness of a new drug treatment to prevent relapse in aplastic anemia patients. go.nih.gov/6LJJwTR #ClinicalTrial

Optimal #hydration has been linked to longevity and health, and researchers describe how ongoing research could support future efforts to personalize hydration recommendations: bit.ly/49Dwxn9 Nature Reviews Nephrology #PrecisionMedicine

Both individual- and area-level SDOH may be considered in future development of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease risk assessment tools, particularly among Black individuals, the findings of this study suggests. ja.ma/3UvOSgN

Have you been diagnosed with severe #AplasticAnemia ? Researchers at #TheBethesdaLabs and NIH Clinical Center are testing the effectiveness of a new drug treatment to prevent relapse in aplastic anemia patients. go.nih.gov/6LJJwTR #ClinicalTrial

New study highlights key differences in the impact of genetic modification approaches on hematopoietic stem cells. Read more: go.nih.gov/xjpuxcP

Asthma researchers seek adults for research studies. There is no cost for study-related tests. Compensation provided. Contact us at 866-444-1134. Refer to study 99-H-0076, learn more here: bit.ly/3RiD1hc

A research study for #CordBloodDonation at the NIH seeks pregnant women between 18 and 45 years of age to donate their baby’s umbilical cord. Contact the NIH Clinical Center Office of Patient Recruitment at 866-444-1134 and refer to study #01-H-0122 go.usa.gov/xSQqW

Explore the disproportionate impact of obesity on women. Join us in-person in DC or on live-stream for this congressional briefing,. ow.ly/SPYe50RcEGK #SWHRtalksObesity T Powell-Wiley NIH NHLBI OAC Geisinger

#NHLBI researchers seek patients with #CHIP to understand the disease’s progression and investigate its relationship to blood #cancer and #HeartDisease . go.nih.gov/Om0O9dT

Are you experiencing persistent #cytopenia (s) after a stem cell transplant? Researchers at NIH NHLBI believe that the drug fostamatinib may help. Contact the Office of Patient Recruitment at 866-444-1134. Ask for study # 000758-H | bit.ly/3Vh6ZUP

#NHLBI researchers seek patients with #CHIP to understand the disease’s progression and investigate its relationship to blood #cancer and #HeartDisease . go.nih.gov/Om0O9dT

Complement, an ancient part of the immune system, may have multiple roles in driving inflammatory processes related to + protecting against #Atherosclerosis – which is why researchers are studying its complexity: nature.com/articles/s4156… Kemper Complement Lab Nature Reviews Cardiology #CardioTwitter

Researchers at #NHLBI are investigating the development of cardiac arrhythmias in patients on #BTKi as it relates to other variables. Travel may be provided. Contact NIH Clinical Center Office of Patient Recruitment at 866-444-1134. Refer to study #000923-H go.nih.gov/KMrstkF

Volunteers with #FanconiAnemia are needed for an ongoing #NHLBI study. go.usa.gov/xQyKp @NIHClinicalntr

Researchers NIH Clinical Center are conducting a study to evaluate blood clotting in people with sickle cell disease and a history of venous thromboembolism. Travel is provided. Call NIH Clinical Center Office of Patient Recruitment at 866-444-1134. Refer to study #20-H-0068

#ImageOfTheWeek via Waterman Lab: During development and differentiation, cells work together to squeeze and shape tissue.