Ada Ip

Cardiology Fellow @nyphospital - @WeillCornell. Previously @MountSinaiNYC, @GeiselMed, and @UCSDJacobs. Views my own.

[Ada Ip @adadrip]

Don’t forget the #DFpose!

[Adam Vohra @adamvohra]

Bringing back tips, tricks, and stylish hats from #SCAIFellows to cath lab @WCMCardsFellows. (@SCAI, @NYSCACC, @DNFeldmanMD, @adadrip, @jaya_kanduri)

[Ada Ip @adadrip]

@kylalaraMD @LindsayElbaum We miss you! 👑😍

[Ada Ip @adadrip]

Saving lives with this superwoman of an interventional fellow @LindsayElbaum 💕 #sinaistrong now #cornellcardiology #WIC #womenincardiology

[Gregg Fonarow MD @gcfmd]

SGLT2 inhibitors join other evidence-based, health-related quality of life enhancing, hospitalization reducing, life-prolonging medications for HFrEF. Incremental benefits that are meaningful, valued by patients, and readily actionable. @JavedButler1 @HFSA

[Ada Ip @adadrip]

Thrilled to share our work!

[Mount Sinai Department of Medicine @DOMSinaiNYC]

Congrats to our own PGY3 Dr. Ada Ip (@Adadrip) for her recent talk @TCTConference on anti-platelet choices in #ACS after #PCI! #TCT2019 #MSHeart @Drroxmehran @ubcardio @MountSinaiHeart

[Ada Ip @adadrip]

Honored to have learned from and worked with Professor Shu Chien as an undergrad, who first captivated me with biomechanics and supported me during my med school applications. Happy retirement!

[UCSD Engineering @UCSDJacobs]

Today, we have the distinct pleasure of celebrating the lifetime of achievements of @UCSanDiego Bioengineering Professor Shu Chien, as he moves into retirement. Chien was the founding dean of @ucsdbe at UC San Diego, and a pioneering titan in the field of bioengineering.

[UC San Diego @UCSanDiego]

An icon of American diplomacy, Madeleine K. Albright shattered the glass ceiling when she was named the nation’s first female Secretary of State in 1997. She will speak on June 15 @UCSanDiego’s All Campus Commencement. #UCSD2019 @madeleine

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

In clinic today, what an edge to do smartphone 6-lead ECGs on every patient in seconds.
In the old days, we used to just feel the pulse.