Original Article: Fish-Oil Supplementation and Cardiovascular Events in Patients Receiving Hemodialysis (PISCES trial) https://t.co/m4W5oUljyX
Editorial: Fish Oil for Patients Receiving Hemodialysis — Red Herring or Great Catch? https://t.co/MRvzOdneNP
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Rarely come back to twitter now - but sometimes it is worth signposting something of rare beauty. @jamesnaughtie is the prose poet of the airways. Bravo.
Our brilliant 'Anatomy of the North Wing' scaffolding tours give the public a unique opportunity to get close to the beautiful interiors of our building & meet the experts conserving its priceless decoration. Book your tickets now via https://t.co/7WzsSvPrPV Barts staff go free!
🚨Extended deadline for the @BritishCardioSo Emerging Leaders Programme - it's now 11.59pm on 30 August! Lots more time to apply for this fantastic opportunity - follow links below 👇
Huge congratulations to Professor Woldman @docwold (need to update that twitter handle!) so well deserved. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏@NHSBartsHealth @QMUL https://t.co/GMk5ipKZlv
Fulham Rd cinema closing after 94 years. Strangely unbearable. Let’s all sit at home and watch « content » on « streaming ». While scrolling. Miserable face emoji.
Fulham Rd cinema closing after 94 years. Strangely unbearable. Let’s all sit at home and watch « content » on « streaming ». While scrolling. Miserable face emoji.
It was a great pleasure and the whole Barts team really enjoyed meeting, interacting, learning, dining magnificently ( thanks @mdstbarts ) and getting slightly wet at the theatre together
Congratulations to Professor David Wood, Emeritus Professor in Cardiology @ImperialMed's International Centre for Circulatory Health, on receiving the prestigious @BritishCardioSo Mackenzie Medal from @BCSpresident for outstanding service to British cardiology.
It’s time to hand in my body armour after 30+ years covering conflict for the BBC. How have our ways of surviving on the battlefield evolved? Here’s a bumper 🧵
Nearly 50% of UK cardiologists are over 50 - do the maths!
Keeping our profession “in the game” in later years is vital for 1) us as professionals 2) our younger colleagues ( otherwise they do the work) 3) our patients who will miss out on all those many years of experience 👇
Nearly 50% of UK cardiologists are over 50 - do the maths!
Keeping our profession “in the game” in later years is vital for 1) us as professionals 2) our younger colleagues ( otherwise they do the work) 3) our patients who will miss out on all those many years of experience 👇
The senior clinician has felt increasingly demoralised - good pay and seniority makes us a difficult group to feel any sympathy for.
BUT.
Burn out rates are high, there is a brain drain and retirement and 60 increasingly planned.
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