Bluetooth home monitoring for heart rhythms is happening now! Machine learning to help doctors and patients is the future! doi.org/10.1016/j.jaca… #JACCadvances Congrats to Sina Safa and Rachel Zhao Thanks to Abbott Cardiovascular Paul Ryu, and St. Paul's Hospital device clinic!

splice variants are tough🤔 and common 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 check out this clinical kit of free in silico tools for folks with inherited heart rhythm and heart muscle conditions! Richard Bagnall Brianna Davies KRay Hearts in Rhythm Organization 🇨🇦🇦🇺 European Journal of Human Genetics rdcu.be/cV46c

sudden death and dangerous heart rhythms ⚡️in folks with heart failure and preserved heart muscle function❤️ clear area of need, with promising future directions! thanks Sina Safa for this enlightening💡 and comprehensive review! CJC Journals doi.org/10.1016/j.cjco…

Congratulations Kate Huang !!! Well deserved!

Congratulations Jobanjit Phulka !!! Excited to bring Polygenic risk scores to prevention clinics in BC! Hearts in Rhythm Organization Liam Brunham @CCI_CIC HLI at St Paul's @UBCmedicine

Excited to share our recent work exploring patient experiences of implantable cardiac monitoring in HCM Jackie Forman DrLaksman #EJCN #EPeeps #cardiogen academic.oup.com/eurjcn/advance…

Great work Jobanjit Phulka on your poster presentation at #EPILifestyle23 AHA Science . Clinical application and ancestral diversity of cardiometabolic PRS. Excited to see your manuscript in print!

Today, GenomeBC announced $1M in funding to support the advancement of medical research and patient care in BC! The project is run in partnership with PHC Ventures. DrLaksman Liam Brunham Jonathon Leipsic PROOF Centre ow.ly/sZo350NHwCZ

We are seeking talented students to join our team for PhD studies. Wet-lab and dry-lab positions are available. Please email [email protected] for more information!

We are honored to have received an Impact Award, this project will succeed due to our great collaborators Gil Bub and LaboratoryChemicalGlycobiology

Reminder that we are seeking new students to help with this as well as our GenomeBC-funded study! x.com/LaksmanResearc…

Canada's Stem Cell Network has announced $8.92 million to support 24 research projects and #ClinicalTrials! Drs. Peter Zandstra (Peter Zandstra), Bruce Verchere, Fabio Rossi, and Zachary Laksman (DrLaksman) are all leading projects. 🔗 bit.ly/3M7UEQw

Considering genetic testing for early onset atrial fibrillation? Check out this contribution from Brandon Chalazan!🧬❤️🩺 Special thanks to Anna Lehman and the whole PERSONALIZE AF team! European Journal of Human Genetics. rdcu.be/dcFNq

Reclassifying Variants in Genes Associated with Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathies, by Scott Barichello, MD and DrLaksman heartrhythmjournal.com/article/S1547-…

"The next generation of 3D bioprinted organ model holds great promises for the field of medicine." 💬 Learn more on 3D printed organoids in this review from Dr. Willerth, Leili Rohani, Amanda Juraski, DrLaksman, @RyanFlannigan00 and team. UVic Research 📚 bit.ly/3pL5qVt

Reclassifying Variants in Genes Associated with Arrhythmogenic Cardiomyopathies DrLaksman heartrhythmjournal.com/article/S1547-…

We’ve been awarded a Genome Canada grant to build 3D-printed cardiac tissue for omics-driven precision medicine 🧬❤️ Massive thanks @AxolotlBio + our powerhouse team @SBME_UBC UBC Cardiology HLI at St Paul's St Paul's Foundation pushing the limits of cardiac biotech 🔗 genomecanada.ca/project/develo…

Incredible time of innovation and promise! The Laksman lab is now 3D printing heart tissue from patient derived stem cells! Deep thanks and gratitude to Ardin Sacayanan Kate Huang Axolotl Biosciences Dr. Willerth and Hattie Luo. HLI at St Paul's University of British Columbia providenceresearch.ca/en/news/hli-re…

Thank you Yasmin Gandham and CTV News Vancouver for visiting our lab today! Gratitude to the patients, donors, health care team, engineers and scientists helping us to 3D print human heart tissue with our custom Bioprinter and Bioinks! St Paul's Foundation 💔🖨️💪 💊❤️‍🩹❤️ctvnews.ca/vancouver/vide…

🫀 Why do arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy hearts develop fattyfibro remodeling? We used patient-derived iPSC epicardial cells lacking PKP2 to uncover how the outer layer of the heart can drive this pathological remodeling.👇 nature.com/articles/s4200… BIO5 Institute UA College of Medicine – Tucson