🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Really interesting study. CCTA certainly makes graft evaluation easier when there are no graft markers.

Sunil V. Rao 3 month difference in EQ-5D utlities is the same as was seen between TAVR and medical therapy in the PARTNER 1-B trial !

+1. Incredibly proud of the hard work that went into this comprehensive review on sudden cardiac arrest in athletes. Understanding these events in athletes has implications that echo far beyond the field and touches the health of all young adults. Discover what we know—and what

Eiran Gorodeski, MD, MPH HFSA American College of Cardiology AHA Science We’ve been discussing this for a while, and I continue to think that the job market for these fellows to work at the top of their training is a major part of the issue. Is there any data on the initial jobs the last couple of classes took after fellowship?

Scott Solomon, M.D. Oil and Acrylic on 20 x 24 board by C. Michael Gibson 1/30/24 Dr. Solomon is a world class echocardiographer and has made seminal contributions to the field. He has advanced our understanding and treatment of congestive heart failure . He is a visual

With my mentor Dr. Eugene Braunwald celebrating our decades of work together The 80s, 90s, 00s 10s, & 20s have been a great ride He taught me most of what I know about science, trials, & people I owe so much to him as do so many others Thank you for all you do 🙏 #cmgsees

This Administration is trashing US standing, alliances with scores of countries built over half a century, world-leading capacity and expertise, and American security.

PEPFAR is the epitome of soft power. It is a Republican initiative, it is pro-life, pro-America and the most popular U.S. program in Africa. There’s even a waiver acknowledging this, yet I’m told that drugs are still being withheld at clinics in Africa. This must be reversed

Catholic Relief Services is the biggest recipient of USAID funding And now, CatholicRelief is making deep cuts to its staff As Bishop Kicanas says, the people hurt are the poor, living in desperate situations Important story of impact via NCR ncronline.org/news/exclusive…

What are “indirects costs” and why are they so high ? These are the institutional costs that allow the research to be conducted across all studies like: Utilities like heat, AC, water, electricity, phone & internet costs Facilities costs like rent, costs of the building and

These great research institutions in red states are slated to lose about $1B in NIH research dollars

This is a very odd tweet and super disappointing to see from the esteemed NIH The top 7 university recipients of nih funding do NOT include Harvard or Yale The top 7 are: Johns Hopkins UCSF U of Pennsylvania Duke Michigan Pittsburgh Washington U in St. Louis

Has anyone done an analysis of the cost for unemployment benefits for fired fed employees ? I don’t know the laws or costs across the country. So I’m curious.

Essential thread by Farzad Mostashari - we should be thanking our lucky stars for existence of EIS and folks like Farzad, Jeff Dean’s father, and so many others, the very best and bravest and most curious and most determined. Instead: shuttering it? Absolute madness.

Heather Barthell Farzad Mostashari Heather Barthell Hello, here is your unroll: threadreaderapp.com/thread/1890587… Have a good day. 🤖

Terrific post by Farzad Mostashari about first hand experience working in the EIS. The EIS’ work is essential for maintaining and improving public health.

High-intensity statins lower LDL cholesterol in high-risk ASCVD patients, but combining moderate-intensity statins with ezetimibe offers similar benefits with a lower risk of new-onset diabetes and statin intolerance. ja.ma/4gHAk5w 이용준

This 3 minute video by Rep. Jake Auchincloss 🟧 is exactly right and worth your time. Of course it’s easy to find some silly study or even the occasional bad science in nih grants But the solution to that is better peer review, not gutting the scientific enterprise

.Ro Khanna is right When I was The White House 46 Archived I couldn't even accept a bottle of water from a lobbyist And when I left, was told I couldn't lobby the WH for 2 years Those were good policies made through Executive Order by President Biden We should codify them into law

Jeremy is right (and knows more about responding to Ebola than most) There have been 12 Ebola/Marburg outbreaks in the past 4 years Because of USAID and our work with WHO All of them have been stamped out locally with zero cases in the US Elon's gutting of USAID and our