A huge congratulations to Dr Chris Wilkinson and Prof Chris Gale for leading this fantastic research now out in European Heart Journal! Extremely grateful for getting to work with this wonderful team!
Link: academic.oup.com/eurheartj/ad...
I saw this too and wondered the same thing! Very strange
That’s fantastic! Congratulations! Well deserved visibility for this excellent work
Seeing the patient’s problem list on admission to medicine
The reason this matters to me as a genetic epidemiologist is that I aim to improve risk prediction for young people, perhaps with 🧬. But it won't matter without appropriate treatment! It's not enough to know who is at risk. We need to improve implementation of guideline treatment for the young!
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A bit delayed, but finally, here is a Skytorial (Bluetorial?) on our recent study of guideline recommended statin use in younger adults. #CardioSky #MedSky #CVPrev
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
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COI: I am in this age group 😂
Congrats @shoaclarke.bsky.social! Highlighting an important gap in care for an estimated 1.7 million (!) US adults.
Wanted to share this great write up from Stanford Dept of Medicine to the BlueSky world on our work understanding RNA editing and endogenous RNA sensing as a causal mechanism of coronary artery disease, check it out!
medicine.stanford.edu/news/current...
preprint: www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1...
Happy Thanksgiving!
A holiday PSA: ask your elderly family members what tasks are causing them stress!
They’re probably trying to solve problems the same way they did decades ago.
You can almost certainly save them time & stress.
(Apropos of nothing, if my family sees this)
Our research now published 1 year ago: jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...
93rd %ile for JAMA IM publications by Altmetric score, and covered by National Geographic, among others, to date.
I hope it helped some smokers quit, and reminded ex-smokers that their hard work is paying off... Quitting works!
Appreciate the rec! I’ll pick up a copy at Powell’s next week, looking forward to hear how in the world she did… any of that
Happy home, healthy family, and 2 Nobels, one shared with her partner… all a century ago. What a life well lived.
Loved learning from the excellent research presented at #AHA24, but such a joy to revisit some of my favorite paintings, too. Lucky to have such a blend of art and science in beautiful Chicago!
They got me with Lebanese Blonde ~15 years ago. Still wonderful
Excited to present this morning at #AHA24!
10:30-10:45 CST in N231: Age at Diabetes Diagnosis and Mortality.
I'm biased, but findings with serious implications for preventive cardiology & health equity!
It's my first AHA, keen to connect with others in research. Come say hi!
It’s #AHA24 weekend!
Presenting Saturday, 11/16. 10:30-10:45 CST, N231
Please come discuss collaboration, give feedback, and just say hi!
