Lipidologist, IntMed/Peds, VP Foundation of National Lipid Assn, Passion = Lipids, telehealth, healthy futures for kids & adults. Tweets r not medical advice
The NLA and @foundationofnla are on the floor at #ACC26! @ACCintouch
We're here for all the big discussions, especially around the 2026 ACC/AHA/Multisociety Dyslipidemia Guideline and the latest in #PreventiveCardiology.
Find us at booth 2353 for patient and clinician resources. Come say hi!👋
#Lipidology #Dyslipidemia #Cardiology
Build a strong foundation in clinical lipidology — without leaving home!🧑💻
Join the NLA’s Foundations in Lipidology course Feb 16–17, 2026, offered virtually via Zoom. This expert-led program covers the essentials of lipid management and diagnosis.
Don’t miss the only virtual offering in 2026! Sign up👉https://t.co/lSyMRPlRj1
What a great #NLASessions in Miami this past week. Record attendance! And I am speechless and so touched to have received an award from the @nlafoundation named after a beloved colleague and mentor. ❤️
@nationallipid@lipiddoc
As Heart Health Month draws to a close, we'd like to leave you with some heart-healthy eating tips! You don't have to give up all delicious food to make your heart happy. For help in creating a meal plan, consider reaching out a dietician or your healthcare professional!
You might think heart disease is only an issue for older adults. However, did you know heart disease begins in childhood? Developing healthy habits early will help keep a heart healthy for a lifetime.
Did you know that women may experience different and less obvious symptoms leading up to a heart attack than men? Catching a heart attack early and calling 911 could save your life or someone else's.
You can learn the warning signs of a heart attack in the graphic below.
Happy Valentine's Day! Before you eat that entire box of chocolates, for this Valentine's Day love your heart with these healthy tips from the American Heart Association.
Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are serious: it's the leading cause of death globally. Learn more from the graphic below, and for this Heart Health Month, strive to reduce your risk factors for CVDs.
Graphic by the Radiology Society of North America.
February is Heart Health Month, so we'll be posting useful information on cardiovascular health and disease to keep your heart healthy. Stay tuned!
To get started, here's some interesting facts about the heart, your body's strongest muscle!
Graphic by FitTrack Australia.
“One of my goals is of the issue of getting LDL cholesterol back as a quality metric. We’ve been working on this for the last several years, and I hope this is the year,” @CBallantyneMD@nationallipid#NLAsessions@EndocrineToday
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