#OriginalResearch Both 'weekend warrior' and regular exercise patterns lower cardiometabolic risk. The total volume of physical activity, rather the pattern is most relevant for risk of future disease. @ShinoKany@shaan_khurshid https://t.co/ltZRvBnP6H
A timely symposium on Racial Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease Risk sponsored by @UABCardiology
Honored to be invited
My talk will be on ‘Race and cardiovascular risk. Is it genes or environment?’
Save these dates for #EpiLifestyle25! New Orleans is the place to be for insightful discussions, leading epidemiology and lifestyle science, and networking with colleagues old and new.
Attitudes and Barriers to Lipoprotein(a) Testing: A Survey of Providers at the University of Pennsylvania Health System, JCL in press.
https://t.co/P1Qqtj9vsr
Attitudes and Barriers to Lipoprotein(a) Testing: A Survey of Providers at the University of Pennsylvania Health System. @dan_soffer
https://t.co/PDQnLm2XyO
Join us for Beyond the Basics: Approach to Lipoprotein(a) Management, a complimentary dinner program with CVI and PLAC! October 16, at the Loews Philadelphia Hotel. https://t.co/B2AGM6NfNx
📄#SourceSaturday: Our Practical Recommendations in the Management of CV Diseases
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#LipidXcellence#CholesterolMonth
I have had the pleasure of working with @TinaKReddy and team to highlight the importance of public health measures and team-based care in addressing the disproportionate burden of resistant hypertension in US Black adults. See our article here!
https://t.co/7BE0v0POQi
Lipidaholics - just what you are all waiting for - another podcast of yours truly - this time interviewed by a pharmacist, Dr Tamara Ruggles - As usual I had a lot of fun - Visit and hopefully enjoy at https:// https://t.co/0S4OI3vn61 @nationallipid@society_eas@escardio@atherosociety @TheFHFoundation
Anne Langsted and I wrote a quick and comprehensive ABC on "Lipoprotein(a) and cardiovascular disease", just published in The Lancet: https://t.co/GI9w12q0ZN
As 1 in 5 have this the most common genetic cause of CVD, it is high time to measure in all at CVD risk. Treatment soon:
@theproof@carolkirkpat3@NutritionMadeS3@Drlipid that is why we need fabulous science communication experts like yourself to move the right message. Happy to discuss sometime why guidelines do not match expert care. This issue should be right in your wheelhouse