Grateful to be an inaugural member of @ACCinTouch's 2026 Fuster Prevention Forum—honoring the legacy of Dr. Valentin Fuster.
Prevention starts early—his work in youth & global collaboration continues to shape🫀health. Looking forward to learning more & expanding my global work.
Proud to share our new @American_Heart Scientific Statement on cardiovascular disease and stroke in Hispanic/Latino adults.
This work reflects the collective effort of many—and a community whose diversity must be recognized in our science and our care.
During #HispanicHeritageMonth, a timely call to turn evidence into action. ❤️ @AHA_Research@Drroxmehran@drstaceyrosen@DrJMieres@UFMedicine@ufjaxcards@UFHealth@NHMAmd@DrMauinforma
Read the statement in Circulation
Published this week, State of Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke in Hispanic/Latino Adults in the United States A Scientific Statement from the American Heart Association
Hispanic populations bear a disproportionate burden of chronic disease, including cardiovascular disease (CVD), driven by a high prevalence of cardiometabolic risk factors and persistent social and structural inequities. https://t.co/0FebtngW78
📷 Summary figure showing how personal, societal, and community factors influence cardiovascular risk factors and the development of cardiovascular disease in Hispanic populations.
Thank you, @Jcontreras75, for chairing the American Heart Association Scientific Statement, “State of Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke in Hispanic/Latino Adults in the United States,” now published in Circulation.
Deep gratitude to you and @daguilarmd for leading the writing group and inviting me to be part of this important initiative. Thank you to @ggvela, Fatima Rodriguez, Jorge Kizer, Ileana Piña, Yamnia I. Cortes, and all co-authors for your expertise, diverse perspectives, and teamwork.
During #HispanicHeritageMonth, the message is clear: Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the Hispanic/Latino community. Prevention starts early—in childhood.
Adverse pregnancy outcomes also provide an important opportunity to identify cardiovascular risk and connect patients with appropriate prevention and care.
A privilege to contribute to this work and to advancing cardiovascular health equity. ❤️
#HispanicHeritageMonth #CardiovascularHealth #HealthEquity #Latinos #WomenInCardiology #Prevention
@LatinasInMed@AmericaDoctors@pams_web@USEMBASSYPERU@chicagomola@Conexion_Latino@HHFoundation@NHMAmd@NHMA_IMG@NHMACYP@JaxSalud
Less than 20 countries have a standalone national plan to tackle cardiovascular disease. Heart health should never depend on where you are born.
See the signs. Protect your heart. Demand action.
Learn more: https://t.co/I6iMdc7vTQ
#WorldHeartDay#DontMissABeat
600 million people have high blood pressure and don't know it.
Take our quiz to test your knowledge of the silent signs of heart disease, and find out what you might be missing: https://t.co/zzO2aT1K2o
#DontMissABeat#WorldHeartDay
🚨Delighted to share our latest SOTA on Artificial Intelligence in Cardio-Obstetrics: Current Evidence, Implementation Gaps, and a Roadmap! @AJPCardio
Here, we evaluated current AI 🤖applications in cardio-obstetrics 🤰🏽🫀using a four-tier evidence readiness framework:
#CardiOb
Congratulations to @ujebubechukwu & our team for his excellent leadership on our recent publication @AJPCardio #CardioObstetrics
🤰��Artificial Intelligence in Cardio-Obstetrics: Current Evidence, Implementation Gaps
🤖We evaluated current AI applications in cardio-obstetrics using a four-tier evidence readiness framework: need more evaluation of AI tools in pregnant women to improve gaps in CV prevention
🔗 https://t.co/aAAjZ2j9sL
This World Heart Day, take one small step for your heart. ❤️
Join the Keep the Beat Challenge by pledging an activity that works for you - whether it's walking, cycling, dancing or making a heart-healthy swap. Every step counts.
Join the challenge: https://t.co/0OAPBOAf9l
The future of cardiovascular health depends on leaders focused on prevention, nutrition, the health of the next generation, and how we can help more people live longer, healthier lives. Thank you, Adriana Mares and Dr. Joseph Marine, for hosting such a meaningful conversation with students from the MAHA Institute Student Working Group who are committed to advancing a healthier future for all.
Join us tomorrow for a special fireside chat with Nancy Brown (@NancyatHeart), CEO of the @American_Heart Association!
Dr. Joseph Marine and I will co-moderate a discussion on national policy, nutrition, and the future of cardiovascular prevention.
🗓️ Thursday, August 6
⏰ 5–6 PM EDT
💻 Virtual via Zoom
Register here: https://t.co/4TsYKtQuGQ
@AmHeartAdvocacy
From humble beginnings to leading one of the nation's premier cardiovascular programs, Dr. Samin Sharma and I talk about the journey that shaped his career and what lies ahead in his new role as Chief of Cardiology at Mount Sinai.
https://t.co/9gtg2G1hRA