Priyanka Narayan

MD, @BCRP Resident | 2021-2022 @sarnoffcardio Fellow | @WeillCornell ‘24| @Harvard '18 | She/her/hers |

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@radhikawal @CircAHA Incredible work, @radhikawal and team! Excited to see your future contributions to the field 🫀

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@AniketZin @JagSinghMD @LancetDigitalH Well-written and thoughtful article that will generate many important conversations about equity in this field!

[Radhika Agarwal @radhikawal]

Pathogenesis of Cardiomyopathy Caused by Variants in ALPK3, an Essential Pseudokinase in the Cardiomyocyte Nucleus and Sarcomere

Read online @CircAHA https://t.co/SKTVf3ZzZG (thread)

[Aniket Zinzuwadia @AniketZin]

Are wearable devices worsening existing health disparities? What can we do differently?

@JagSinghMD and I explore these important questions in the @LancetDigitalH
https://t.co/b6XDJSuOIF

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

Super proud to finally share our hard work!

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

So grateful to have spent my @SarnoffCardio fellowship year in the Seidman lab @harvardmed. Thank you to the Seidmans for giving me the opportunity to explore the intersection of OB/GYN and cardiology!🫀🧬

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

Check out this infographic highlighting the challenges that patients who are homeless with diabetes face. It outlines small steps that we can take to improve this population's healthcare and outcomes.

[Julie Kim @JulieKim22]

Homeless individuals with diabetes face so many barriers to managing their diabetes. Check out this infographic our group made to highlight these challenges and how we can address them. @eseosa_odigie @rheafogla @EloraBasu2 @MClerkship

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@JulieKim22 @eseosa_odigie @rheafogla @EloraBasu2 @MClerkship This infographic is so helpful! I appreciate how you highlight the unique challenges that patients who are homeless with diabetes face.

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

Check out this infographic my classmates made on people who inject drugs. It is so important that we work to reduce the stigma that these patients face within healthcare systems. @MClerkship

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@PamCapellan @MClerkship This infographic is so helpful! We definitely need to understand as healthcare providers that substance use is a medical issue.

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

Check out this infographic about the healthcare challenges that undocumented patients face, along with resources that may be helpful to them in NYC @MClerkship @BrooksMartino @ElizabethReznik @khoi_nguyen2

[Dan Shinn @_danshinn]

1/ COVID-19 deaths and the police shootings of unarmed Black Americans may be more similar than you think. Check out this paper to learn about structural racism and how you can be a part of the solution.
https://t.co/wuhPsYCnCm

[Elora Basu @EloraBasu2]

1/
This Wash Post opinion piece covers the disproportionate impact of Covid-19 on prison inmates, a vulnerable population due to health co-morbidities, overcrowding and lack of sanitation in prisons.
https://t.co/iiTPjkAuZJ
@MClerkship

[rheafogla @rheafogla]

Check out this article investigating racial disparities on chronic pain management and monitoring with opioid therapy @MClerkship #healthequity #socialdeterminantsofhealth

https://t.co/35Y6CgXday

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@AndrewD71024945 @MClerkship Thanks for sharing this article Andrew! It highlights how healthcare cannot promote equality but instead most focus on equity. Not all parts of NYC (or other parts of the US) share identical needs, especially during COVID-19. @MClerkship

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@acs938 @MClerkship

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@acs938 Definitely agree with this article, especially given that most prisons underreport their rates of COVID-19 infection.

This article also highlights how the pandemic has unfolded in the prison system.
https://t.co/hBrkm4z11o

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

@acs938 @MClerkship Definitely agree! We must free individuals from incarceration or detention centers to avoid further spreading COVID-19, especially given that data from prisons often underreports infection rates. https://t.co/AeuuF5AUHX

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

The medical community has been aware of the health disparities between Black and White Americans for the past 35 years, but they unfortunately remain prevalent today.

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

https://t.co/h7XewvfT75

@MClerkship #healthequity #socialdeterminantsofhealth #SDOH #socialjustice #healthdisparities

[Priyanka Narayan @narayanpri]

In 2017, the average black household made $40,165 with 1/5 likely to be uninsured, while the average white family made $65,845 with only 1/8 likely to be uninsured.