This #HeartMonth, we're talking about the future of biomaterials in #HeartResearch! 🫀
Tune in to the full Breakfast Television segment to learn from our researchers, Dr. Craig Simmons and Dr. Paul Santerre: https://t.co/lIgecgTA0S
So proud of the amazing Andrea Hung & Elizabeth Chiu for receiving the @bme_uoft Unsung Hero Award!🎉 Their dedication, selflessness, and behind-the-scenes impact inspire us all! Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!👏#Leadership#UnsungHeroes https://t.co/Ic04YYW5Ca
Abstract submission is now open for the 2025 Weinstein Cardiovascular Development and Regeneration Conference at https://t.co/tKeFjBIgKk. The conference will be held in Milwaukee, May 14-16! Please share, retweet and distribute ❣️❣️❣️#WeinsteinCVD2025
📢Welcome to join us for the last talk of this year! Dr. Stephanie Tobin will be sharing her fascinating research on “Decoding Muscle Loss: Cardiac Cachexia, tRNA Dysregulation, and Muscle Atrophy Pathways”. 🗓️Join us virtually on Monday, Nov. 25th from 2 to 3 pm #ScienceTwitter
So pleased to share our new paper on Circadian Medicine & Cardiovascular Treatment - Medication, Light, and Food Chronotherapy, and New Frontiers. Please RETWEET! Congrats to fabulous co-authors!!
https://t.co/h6C83KNyih
TCAS member Dr. Stephanie Tobin and her team have found evidence of cytokinins in mammalian muscle cells, which have the potential to regulate vital signaling processes in our muscles that help maintain muscle health. Read the full news story: https://t.co/Z23q4GU0FL
Looking forward to this exciting conference this Friday, November 17th! Register to learn more about current practice and research within Cardio-Oncology in Toronto from our fantastic speaker line-up!
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Cool science and important discovery for why people with heart failure have a sleep disorder:
Immune-mediated loss of pineal gland innervation
https://t.co/PCFje9QTmA
https://t.co/TjtfVzGs3H
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🔬 NEW research alert! The @A_Gramolini lab is using a novel approach to unlock new insights into the signaling pathways underlying #heartfailure, advancing our understanding of #cardiac disease and paving the way for personalized therapies! Read more: https://t.co/tlnD9dgxzY
Great collaboration with Gramolini Team led by Dr. Cristine Reitz - Proteomics and phosphoproteomics of failing human left ventricle identifies dilated cardiomyopathy-associated phosphorylation of CTNNA3 | Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences https://t.co/B00MUlmoll
So honoured that our preclinical #cardiovascular study that aims to create the new scientific field of #REST - was featured as an Editors Pick in the Dec 2022 Issue of JCI - This Month! Pls retweet!
The novel field of #REST - different than #CIRCADIAN or #SLEEP. Our paper creating a novel model to study rest, and how to apply it to benefit disease, especially cardiovascular disease. Published today. Please Retweet! LINK: https://t.co/AP9cUBRT2p
Findings from a new #UofG study by Dr. @TamiMartino and @CCVIGuelph show that rest is a crucial driver of physiology and an important factor in healing from numerous ailments, especially heart disease.
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Learn more: https://t.co/qCjysrQTTQ
Our new paper THE RESTING HEART is out! Hippocrates said "Rest as soon as there is pain". A simple notion and yet we don't know how it works. We created a model for an entirely new field - as important as diet or sleep - the new field called REST. LINK: https://t.co/AP9cUC9tTX