@GreggWStone@FaroucJaffer Also, i couldnβt see the details on lipid therapy for both the arms. Do you know if that was same for both the arms or was there any difference in the lipid therapy?
@mmamas1973 Very problematic. But the bigger problem is that ppl see publications as a mandtory checkbox to tick (applicants do this to get spots, attendings do this for promotions). Goal becomes to publish a high number and in this they dotn care about quality or ethics or meaningfulness.
@AbbasMallick17 I agree. Especially patients with acute coronary event but non-impressive lipid profile, lipoprotein a should definitely be checked for secondary prevention.
A 60y healthy looking patient came in today for pre-op clearance at my office. Just hx of HTN (on ARB/HCTZ). No active complains. HR was in 30s so i got an EKG. This is what the EKG looks like. What do you think about it and what would you do for him? #MedTwitter#CardioTwitter #Cardiology
A study very close to my heart got published recently. Super excited about it. Looking forward to helping students make better choices regarding their careers, particularly in the field of medicine. #MedTwitter#IMG#Research
2AM and I am finally done setting up my interview setup. Looking forward to talking to my interviewers tomorrow.
Best of luck to all of us.
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