I really liked dual factor authentication until it meant that if Verizon went down I wouldn't be able to use several important apps and websites for work.
The absolute misinformation tonight about abortion is disgusting. Shame on @CNN for allowing this (and all the other bold faced lies Trump told tonight)
CNN's decision to abrogate its journalistic responsibilities by not fact checking Trump's firehose of lies is unforgivable.
This debate is Biden vs the tag team of Trump and CNN's utter failure as a news organization
Always happy to share my love of CV genetics. Some comments I received after:
“I didn’t know it could be so affordable”
“I didn’t realize there were good guidelines”
“How did you make that QR code”
Genetic cardiomyopathy breakout @CISHeartFailure!
@RaeCampagna explains why genetic testing is therapeutic, not just diagnostic
@JSlivnickMD makes the case for why CMR is critical for infiltrative CM
@GeneKimMD proves to be the best Gene in HCM, discusses new tx
The far-right's anti-abortion crusade will not end with abortion access. They want to ban IVF, surrogacy, and contraception. This fight impacts everyone.
A recent article in Current Cardiology Reports provides an on-point assessment of the state of genetic testing in cardiology, as well as the benefits that we can expect from greater utilization across the entire cardiology community.
https://t.co/JmUPxrIakY
And join us to learn more about taking care of these patients at our Courage & Innovation Symposium later this month - virtually or in person! #CIS2024 https://t.co/SqpLJyoafb
ATTR is more common than we think, and emphasizes the importance of genetic testing in the HCM population - yet less than 2% is actually getting tested. Learn to know the difference! https://t.co/HG7SOYDlNs
@KanelidisMD@GeneKimMD@SarswatNitasha@JSlivnickMD@BryanSmithMD
Not necessarily screening, but saving blood samples in autopsy negative cases & offering genetic testing. Not every family will utilize postmortem testing, but the families I have helped with this have been so grateful for the option,even the ones that don’t complete the testing
If your specialty could have any screening test done- no matter how potentially unreasonable- what would it be?
I'd have every woman who is actively trying to get pregnant get an ultra low dose CT a/p looking for kidney stones so we could treat them prior to pregnancy.
Delighted to present this special issue of the Journal of Cardiovascular Translational Research on “New Insights into the Genetics of Cardiomyopathies” - https://t.co/yjWlhDoDx0 A brief thread to highlight the submitted articles:
Education is a massive part of our mission. The value of genetic and genomic testing in cardiology is becoming more clear all the time. We're working to spread awareness among providers, patients, and the public.
Learn more and join us:
https://t.co/1FlwQHTE3F
CGTA partner @SADSFoundation has created an impressive toolkit dedicated to informing, educating, and advocating for cardiogenetic testing. One of the most impactful parts of the toolkit is the section dedicated to debunking genetic testing myths.
https://t.co/DhU2o7uPBx
What do we do with incidental findings of a TTR variant in people with HCM? Not sure, but we can try to figure it out! ATTR is so underdiagnosed and we can and should be better about screening patients with HCM @GeneKimMD@JSlivnickMD@KanelidisMD