For years, women’s unique biology was an afterthought in cancer & heart research.
This paper makes it clear: understanding gender–sex interactions is key to safer, smarter treatments.
🌍 Big implications for women everywhere.
🔗 https://t.co/oKhVrUNg3b
Decoding gender–sex interactions isn’t just about oncology. The same pathways—imprinting, inflammation, energy use—underpin why women show distinct heart disease patterns & treatment responses. This paper by #JoshuaBRubin in @NatureRevCancer makes the case for change: https://t.co/5JIDp2QCe4.
Truly enjoyed spending time with students and faculty as this year’s AOA Visiting Professor at University of Hawaii-JABSOM. Through a species-spanning approach to medicine, physicians can accelerate discoveries that improve human health. #speciesspanningmedicine@uhmedjabsom
Do animals hold the solutions to human illnesses? Learn more in my Q&A with @SciFleur for @statnews. Read the full article here: https://t.co/uYvSDa2osA.
Last week I shared the stage at Aspen Ideas: Health with Jaime Modiano, @drsammytweets, and @SciFleur to discuss what we can learn about human health from animals. Watch our panel here: https://t.co/O1VZW9VCN1. #speciesspanningmedicine#AspenIdeasHealth@aspenideas Photo by Aspen Institute Public Programs / Leigh Vogel.
My message as plenary speaker at the European Renal Association’s 2024 Congress was that the natural world can be a source of solutions for human health. The ERA’s annual gathering is the largest nephrology congress in Europe with over 7000 attendees. #ERA2024@ERAkidney
UCLA Dr. Kalyanam Shivkumar wants to surpass the anatomical atlas created by a fervent supporter of the Nazi regime whose work was fueled by the dead bodies of its victims.
https://t.co/8e663otpON
Dr. Barbara Natterson-Horowitz’s wisdom rings true: our assumptions about human uniqueness blind us to the remarkable similarities in the animal world. She challenges us to broaden our perspective & recognize commonalities between human & animal health. https://t.co/PLrGqHRPBC
As Co-Chair of @theNASEM’s Board on Animal Health Sciences, Conservation, and Research, I invite you to join our May 1st discussion on new project opportunities, novel aspects of animal health science, and more. Register here: https://t.co/BoVaoVf89N.
Looking forward to speaking at #AspenIdeasHealth this summer and engaging in thought-provoking conversations about the ideas shaping the future of health, medicine & science. Join me @aspenideas: https://t.co/705MY0W6Ah. [Image credit: Crystal Whiteaker, Crystal Lily Creative]
Evolutionary biologist and cardiologist Barbara Natterson-Horowitz (@BNHorowitzMD) will dive into the commonalities between animal and human health and how that understanding can be used to heal patients of all species. #AspenIdeasHealth (7/9)
@ProfBrianDSmith@g_m_hodgson@RandyNesse Hello. I would very much like to hear Dr Nesse’s talk tomorrow. If you could send me link I would be so grateful! Many thanks.
What can we learn from giraffes in the fight against heart disease? Find out in my recent interview with Klaus Taschwer for @DerStandardat.
https://t.co/yNBbhqRPtu
#speciesspanningmedicine#zoobiquity
In my keynote address for the @US_FDA’s One Health Symposium today, I advocated for the incorporation of a “zoobiquity”-based approach to medicine for 21st-century physicians. #onehealth#zoobiquity
How can we realize the full potential of evolutionary medicine?
Join the discussion on the next steps required to facilitate the integration of evolutionary medicine into medical practice.
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Can evolutionary principles help to transform biomedicine? Join me, @RandyNesse, Dan Blumstein, @AthenaAktipis, @MollyMFox, and Bernard Crespi for a deep dive into the steps required to realize the potential of evolutionary medicine.
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I’ll be speaking at next week’s #FrontiersForum webinar on how evolutionary principles could transform biomedicine & public health.
Join the discussion – register here: https://t.co/lLVb1Z8BLL
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