🔥 Hot off the press in @JAMACardio
"Racial Disparities in Sports Cardiology: A Review"
Must-read piece with "call to action" strategies to ⬇️ disparities
Led by @sheelakrishmd @JSawallaGusehMD@jonathankimmd & @ACCinTouch Sports Council
Read it here:
https://t.co/ncyHlA74Qu
@JJWatt This should be taken just as seriously as concussions. Assuming there were important convos had between @JJWatt and his medical team, but one of those conversation MUST have been about anticoagulation (blood thinners). Since he played, I can only assume he declined. Big no-no!
Episode 1 in the Live to the Beat series is LIVE! Watch as @KevOnStage discusses heart health with @DrMerije, disarming what can often be an overwhelming conversation. #LiveToTheBeat https://t.co/xlttVszYuw
.@DrMerije summarizes the top 🔟 take-home points from the return-to-play section of the 2022 ACC Expert Consensus Decision Pathway on Cardiovascular Sequelae of #COVID19 in Adults. Get the details here: https://t.co/CSoiR6Xmce #SportsCardio
If the vaccine had a 50% chance of causing back pain/broken limb, I’d understand the blatant refusal. Even worse when you incentive me with free @krispykreme donuts. But dare me to climb up 6ft of wobbly crates for $10 & some Bubblicious gum and Im all in! #MilkCrateChallenge 🙄
When someone recommends you to someone else, know that you are not only representing yourself… you’re also representing the person who referred you. Act accordingly.
I'm discussing “Exercise and the Heart: What’s the Right Dose?” with @rajkmd, Vincent Aengevaeren, and Virtual Grand Rounds. Tomorrow, Mar 21 at 10:00 AM PDT on @joinclubhouse. Join us! https://t.co/oWFpYVdM8s
(1/x) Last night the #MedPeds21 group chat was rocked with news of a sudden change in program leadership for the MedPeds residency at Tulane University. Dr. Dennar, the first Black female program director at Tulane, was no longer PD.
Thank you @realDonaldTrump . In a year where we had sooo much doubt about whether social & health injustices even exist, or if race and socioeconomic class inequities were a real thing, or whether “privilege” was an overused term... you’ve made it crystal clear. Preciate it!