In a Review Article, Dr. Zoltan Arany (The Arany lab) discusses the epidemiology and clinical presentation of peripartum cardiomyopathy, as well as the mechanistic basis for potential therapeutics. Read the full article: nej.md/48pUCx3

A year after we published this study, really nice to see this video by the editors of Anesthesiology Journals and hear ongoing conversations about our findings & ideas to improve postoperative outcomes. Special thanks to my collaborators Outcomes Research Consortium , Ife Babatunde , Esra Kutlu Yalcin .

“If we’re lucky, a patient’s story offers us an insight we didn’t know we needed.” Compelling, Adaira Landry, MD MEd . Thanks for sharing💕. Nice shoutout to aL'Ai alvarez, MD whose incredible work reminds us of our humanity.

Deeply grateful to CWRU School of Medicine, @CleClinicLCM & the Rottman Family for the grant that facilitated my work with Dr. Dickens and the KATH #neurosurgery team, investigating ocular & neurological sequelae in pediatric HIV patients at the very hospital I was born at!#GlobalHealth #HIV

No place I’d have rather been for medical school. Forever thankful for the people & experience @CleClinicLCM . Such a special place. Congratulations to all my rockstar friends Cydni Akesson (she/her) Derrick Obiri-Yeboah Precious Oyem Gustavo Roversi . You will do great things! 💞 #soproud

Incredible! 💫🇬🇭🇺🇸

Globally, a woman dies of cervical cancer every 2 minutes. Africa accounts for 23% of the deaths. I must reiterate what we all know: we can completely prevent cervical cancer through vaccination & screening. The major barriers are cost & access.

When parents only ask about grades and goals, kids infer that achievement comes first. To signal that we value their well-being and character, we should also ask about happiness and kindness: -What made you feel joyful? Sad or worried? -Who did you help? Who helped you?

Beaming proud and can’t wait to read in its full form. My friend is a published author🤩💕. Preorder now!

Women’s health solutions must embrace complexity. By integrating holistic gender data and breaking siloes, policymakers can craft targeted, impactful programs that reflect women’s lived realities. It’s time to bridge the gap between data and action. rdcu.be/d2gB3

Met her Yale University in 2013/14 when she shared bold ideas on Ghanaian education reform over dinner with us young African college kids. Little did we know then, that she’ll be Ghana’s 1st female VP. Beyond identity politics, I pray she leaves an impactful legacy that truly inspires❤️.

Generative #AI accuracy outperformed experts for detection of ovarian cancer via ultrasound nature.com/articles/s4159… Nature Medicine

I’ve seen her work years for a moment like this & have always been inspired by who I have known her to be, the sincerity of her passion & her thought in conversation. May you do us all really proud❤️🙏🏾.

Sad truth of how underfunded women’s health research is and how much work there is to be done!

Prolonging ovarian life could be a potential game-changer for younger women dealing with primary ovarian insufficiency and infertility. Loving the frame-shift in research approach.

Thankful to all who led me here🫶🏾

A recent global health rotation had me reflecting on what it means to preserve dignity & respect in women’s health beyond race/gender/cultural/language concordance between provider & patients. Calling all maternity providers to help our team by filling this survey WATOG

The most enduring marker of success isn't wealth, fame, or power. It’s what we create and contribute to others. In the short run, status symbols capture attention. In the long run, achievement is judged by impact. The highest accomplishment is improving the lives of others.