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Excellent Dept of Medicine & Gold Humanism Grand Rounds Baylor Scott & White in Temple ! Paul Cardall shared his journey of congenital heart disease & heart transplant; really brought things home reminding us all how each touch we make in healthcare makes a difference. Amazing pianist btw too!

Proud that our team at ⁦Baylor Scott & White Health⁩ was instrumental and one of the hugest enrolling sites for #PartnerThree scrubbing.in/tavr-the-resea…

Great work by a fantastic team BSWH CV

#HeartOTXHeartMD goes Red! Great to have a DOM Chair who is all in on fighting Heart Disease. 🪓

Supports my bias. “A decrease in the frequency of specialty consultation may be an opportunity for hospitals to reduce complexity and costs in patient care without adversely affecting patients.” jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…

Role of randomness in observed outcomes and implications for quality assessment tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

Fascinating journey apple.news/A_uh-9HQdQSS5d…

Not all diabetic medications are equal in preventing CV events jmcp.org/doi/10.18553/j…

Outcomes Worse for STEMI Patients Without Obvious Risk Factors tctmd.com/news/outcomes-… a surprise? Or not?

Grateful for the team making a difference for pts every day Baylor Scott & White in Temple BSW Cardiology @BSWHTemple_IMED Baylor Scott & White Health #4 on IBM Watson Top 50 teaching hospitals for cardiovascular care! Thank you Jeffrey Michel Chris Chiles MD Jaime Hernandez-Montfort Steve Costa R. Jay Widmer Javier Banchs & many others!

These 'Beach Animals' were created by Theo Jansen as a fusion of art and engineering. The kinetic structures walk on their own and get all their energy from the wind.

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This is what happens when the engineering team doesn’t have a product manager

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In the forests and scrublands of Madagascar, there are tortoises covered in stars, yellow lines radiate from the center of each dark plate on their shells, hence the name- radiated tortoise These tortoises are critically endangered

The angled sunbeam is a butterfly Its larvae have a pair of sclerotized cylinders at the back end of its body, containing tentacle organs When threatened, it unsheathes this structure with a “brush” on its end, it whirls this to startle a predator 1/🧵