#FraminghamStudy - Twitter Hashtag

Zahra Mohammadi Goldar, MD @Zahra_Goldar

over 3 years ago

Literally amazing how imCDCevs play a restorative role for AF inducibility in HFpEF rat model. PS: AF is associated with increased mortality in HF and is more strongly prevalent in HFpEF than HFrEF(Framingham Heart Study). #AHA_Research #FraminghamStudy

Eugenio Cingolani, MD @EugenioCingolan

over 3 years ago

Our latest work on mechanisms and treatment of #AF in #HFpEF @CedarsSinaiMed @CedarsSinai @JACCJournals https://t.co/TL8lwu0jLw

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Think Significantly Podcast @ThinkSigPod

over 4 years ago

What influence do you think your friends have on you? What influence do you wish they had? Do you think your happiness is affected by people you don’t know? Let us know! (Image from BMJ 2008;337:a2338) #framinghamstudy #FriendCircle #podcast #Happiness https://t.co/hTn2InPfAE

ThinkSigPod's tweet photo. What influence do you think your friends have on you? What influence do you wish they had? Do you think your happiness is affected by people you don’t know? Let us know! (Image from BMJ 2008;337:a2338) #framinghamstudy #FriendCircle #podcast #Happiness https://t.co/hTn2InPfAE https://t.co/SLeLOd34xt

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Neurology Today

@NeurologyToday

about 6 years ago

Analysis of data from the #FraminghamStudy shows that the prevalence of #intracerebralhemorrhage rates has leveled over the past 30 years but has not decreased substantially. The overall burden of ICH will likely continue to rise. @JAMANeuro @harvardmed https://t.co/5nRpbFQpXb

NeurologyToday's tweet photo. Analysis of data from the #FraminghamStudy shows that the prevalence of #intracerebralhemorrhage rates has leveled over the past 30 years but has not decreased substantially. The overall burden of ICH will likely continue to rise. @JAMANeuro @harvardmed https://t.co/5nRpbFQpXb https://t.co/2T6cRFitc2

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Natalia S. Rost, MD, MPH, FAAN @NataliaRostMD

about 7 years ago · Boston

What a great group @sudha_md 🙌 So much science, such an invaluable contribution to the global understanding of heart ❤️ and brain 🧠 disease! ☝️ Here is to many more years of #FraminghamStudy