Happy Deepavali 🙏🏽 Light over darkness, Good over evil, Knowledge over ignorance

Hi Everyone, Here is the Summary Results for Key Late-Breaking Science at Scientific Sessions 2023 for #AHA23 AHA Science AHA Research (1/3) 👇👇👇

We love a spontaneous cards fellows wellness event ❤️ Brian Osler, MD Alexander Hajduczok, MD 🇺🇦🙏 Aditya Munshi Ramya Bodempudi MD

More evidence that diltiazem sucks.

Progress in Pennsylvania towards ending non-compete. Thank you Rep. Arvind Venkat, MD and State Rep. Dan Frankel and all those who voted for this legislation. American College of Cardiology Srihari S. Naidu, MD

Cardiology humor at its finest 😂 H/T Preethi Pirlamarla MD

Hospital Consolidation and Physician Unionization | New England Journal of Medicine nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Would you say this summarizes the current state of ABIM affairs? (continued in next tweet) Westby Fisher, MD Aaron Goodman - “Papa Heme” American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)

Great time this weekend celebrating Ramya Bodempudi MD’s beautiful wedding in DC along with the Jefferson Cardiology Fellows - Brian Osler, MD Rachel Laulusa Debenham Khulkar Mirzozoda Sebastian Rodriguez Aditya Munshi

Breaking News: FTC bans ALL non competes! This includes physicians ! ftc.gov/news-events/ne…

Ayrton Senna, Toleman, Monaco, 1984. Photo: Mike Powell.

29-30 April 1994. Ayrton Senna secured his 65th and final pole (1:21.548). San Marino Grand Prix. Imola. #OnThisDay 30 years ago.. #Senna30

The most tragic weekend in Formula 1 began 30 years ago 29 April 1994 Imola #KeepFightingMichael

Ayrton Senna, McLaren, Estoril, 1988. Foto: Paul-Henri Cahier. #F1 #Honda

Should we be limiting authorship on papers and abstracts? Questionable firms tempt young doctors with ‘easy’ publications | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl… Mamas A. Mamas Michael Savage Sunil V. Rao Minnow Walsh, MD, MACC #cardiotwitter

Michael’s first Pole Position in Formula 1: GP Monaco 1994, 1'18’560. #OTD #KeepFighting #TeamMichael Pic: Jean-Loup Gautreau / AFP

99% of interventional cardiology is this: 1) advance or withdraw 2) clockwise or counter rotate If things got worse, reverse whatever you just did If better, keep going If the same, but you didn’t accomplish your goal, try something different That’s pretty much it

Honored to be faculty at Mid-Atlantic Mechanical Circulatory Support Conference on November 2 at Cooper Medical School. Many great presentations and learner engagement. Offered my expertise in Right Ventricular failure and treatment options, especially acute PE mangement.

We all gained insight for better patient care!

Last night's Jefferson Health fellowship graduation dinner for physician and staff. Proud of our new colleagues as they pursue more training or represent us as attending structural, EP or clinical cardiologists.