With @POTUS' signature & funding included in the federal spending bill, the CAROL Act is now law. It will fund research & awareness of valvular heart disease & help prevent countless families from facing the same loss as the Barr family. @RepAndyBarr https://t.co/6A3Q2E4nfO
🟢Exercise in the Genetic Arrhtythmia Syndromes @OliverMonfredi
🟢Sports Participation and Physical Activity in individuals with Heritable Thoracic Aortic Disease and Aortopathy Conditions @MaryBShep
🟢Cardiac Concerns in the Pediatric Athlete @JamieColombo1#Cardiology
To the resident who ended the phone call about a drug dosing question with “Ok love you bye” and immediately messaged me sorry in embarrassment — I hope you know that you absolutely made my day, I cannot stop laughing about it, & I understand your sleep deprivation #residency
Just got a Cameo from Dr. Glaucomflecken@dglaucomflecken #cameofameo https://t.co/l8uGNEhNKv Coolest birthday present ever! Thanks to my loving wife and to Dr G himself!
Honored to receive the Gill Heart and Vascular Institute Award for Outstanding Contributions to Cardiovascular Research. Can’t wait to visit @GillKentucky in person! @NYUCVRC
An entire genome contains around 6 billion individual building blocks, and we can now read the order of those building blocks in a day for less than $1,000! Improvements in sequencing technologies since the Human Genome Project have led to advances in the study of human diseases.
The genomics workforce in the US has insufficient representation of individuals from many racial and ethnic groups, those with disabilities, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, as well as women in faculty and leadership positions.
“I’m very honored and humbled... It should be shared with the entire sports-medicine team at the University of Kentucky."
Dr. Robert Hosey, who has worked at UK since 1998, named SEC Team Physician of the Year.
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@GroupLaakkonen@JeffChenster@honglu227@hisashi_sawada@alan_daugherty Main benefits include possibility of improved efficacy compared to standard of care as well as long half-life and parenteral administration (such as subcutaneous injection). We have not identified any significant risks to date.