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NHLBI 2019 Research Highlights: As 2019 nears its end, we're looking back on some newsworthy findings from NHLBI-funded research. For more 2019 news highlights, browse here: https://t.co/oEeOe0cfBo @NHLBI_HEARTDir @NHLBI_LUNGDir @NHLBI_BLOODDir @NHLBI_Translate @TheBethesdaLabs
Diversity is good for innovation. This is a great conversation between @robotsmarts and @timnitGebru on the importance of representation and female leadership in tech. https://t.co/21uMzF5Ofk
Persistent racial/ethnic and income disparities in genetic testing and targeted treatment in patients with metastatic lung cancer. Via #CEBP. https://t.co/ZbSiHY7zDT
An astute perspective on physician burnout: the history, the drivers, and potential for a renaissance https://t.co/rxdgq9TPJj @TheLancet by @dmarchalik@GUMedicine
Rwanda’s health system has become a model for other nations to follow. The country’s example should inspire all leaders to renew their commitments to primary health care. #Astana2018
Genetic risk scores look increasingly promising in clinical practice but empirical data will be needed to evaluate whether they can lead to behavior change. https://t.co/ji9ArBg9d9 @cecilejanssens@skathire@EricTopol@ATorkamani https://t.co/Mez6XpaEPp
Applying genome sequencing in healthy individuals is often justified by its
relatively low cost. But even if sequencing becomes truly inexpensive, substantial
medical costs can result actions that their results trigger. Via @JAMA_current. https://t.co/ToCqdM900q
SUICIDE is more than a mental health condition:
1. Nearly 45,000 lives lost to #suicide in 2016.
2. Suicide rates up more than 30% in half of states since 1999.
3. More than half of people who died by suicide did not have a known #MentalHealth condition.
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This is a powerful image from an important paper -- will resonate with anyone who has experienced hospitalization, either personally or in family. Let's make hospitals places for healing, not stress! @hmkyale https://t.co/OTmvCkhKia
Frameworks are emerging for integrating Social Determinants of Health (#SDoH) into #PrimaryCare. The 5 questions we need to ask and what we need to learn to make this a reality: https://t.co/j48m63CYbN.
The CHIP you don't want https://t.co/7IbS126sHA @AnnalsofIM
Succinct summary of what we know and don't know about "Clonal Hematopoiesis of Indeterminate Potential," a new risk factor for heart disease and pre-#cancer marker, common w/ aging