Thank you, Vogue Scandinavia, for sharing the news about innovations that have brought much-needed change to women’s health care. It has been an honor to be involved in this important work of giving women and their families hope for the future.

A small detour in Wyoming. Getting back my “ski legs” after a 3 year hiatus. Altitude: 11,000 ft.

#DHT can extend clinical trials / services to underserved groups But the very groups who’d benefit most often face barriers ⌚️digital access (infrastructure, broadband penetr’n, affordability) ⌚️digital literacy/bias ⌚️tech silos Digital equity = #SDOH nature.com/articles/s4159…

Visiting equine friends on campus! Delighted to have the Stanford University Red Barn so close to Stanford Engineering ❤️

Fascinating results out today; I had the pleasure of learning about this novel surgical procedure during my fall rotation ! Stanford Cardiothoracic Surgery

#Lp(a) is a form of #LDL #cholesterol ⬆️Lp(a) is implicated in 🫀Heart attacks 🫀Stroke 🫀Valve disease (aortic stenosis) Levels should be tested in 🫀personal/family history of early heart attacks/stroke 🫀familial hypercholesterolemia 🫀aortic stenosis #LpaAwarenessDay👇🏽

Interesting read ;

I’m delighted to present at Grand Rounds at McMaster University PHRI and Hamilton. I’ll speak about stretching the capabilities of wearables with AI for cardiovascular disease, building on an NEJM review and iRhythm Technologies work that were recently published. Thanks to Harriette Van Spall, MD MPH for the

Deeply saddened by the passing of Lubert Stryer, father of FRET, pioneer of DNA and peptide microarrays, author of the famous Biochemistry textbook used across the world. Many may not know that he was also an extremely generous supporter of the arts and deeply passionate about

Thank you Mohamed Bella Jalloh, MD for the mention. It was wonderful working with this team! Harriette Van Spall, MD MPH Thank you for the opportunity, and for shaping me as a scientist. More details on our publication below: 👇 #EJHF #heartscience

Thrilled to have Sam Altman OpenAI on campus today, engaging in discussion on the topic of AI and resilient innovation. Although we cannot precisely manufacture a clever idea, having exposure to brilliant thinkers and daily learning gives a strong chance. Stanford University #LLM #nonstop

📍#RCTs influence practice but validity can only be assessed if #reporting is transparent 📍We found that RCTs in high IF journals reported <70% req’d criteria 📍Key methods required to assess for bias were commonly underreported doi.org/10.1002/ejhf.3…

And Neuralink visiting campus on Wednesday night: Cool meeting the scientists behind the company’s cutting edge BCIs; with particular interest in the shift to clinical translation. Stanford University Sarafan ChEM-H #BCI #translation

(Off topic) - A brief, peaceful visit at home with family before launching into the summer term ! Hung out with these friendly guys before heading back to studies. “Life is a journey, not a destination” - RWE

Another intense experience hacking Cal Hacks Berkeley AI hackathon this weekend (36h to be exact). Picking up skills over time, attended informative workshops by #groq and #intel. Here is an article describing the event: sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl…

#Reporting quality of #heartfailure #RCTs: Trends in adherence to #CONSORT standards EJHF Editor-in-Chief ♦️cluster, non-inferiority, crossover designs do particularly poorly ♦️use a consort checklist when designing & reporting your trial (and when peer reviewing) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

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