A lot of us know it but repetition is good.
Also another reason to address factors leading to inappropriate shocks even with more lenient approach used these days
https://t.co/DZNHnRNFlB
Endurance exercise is heart-healthy usually. New study shows it can remodel pulmonary vein myocytes and create a pro-arrhythmic atrial substrate. The atrial fibrillation–athlete link, explained. Read more in #EHJ.
https://t.co/sMZoSgBnmd
#AF#athlete#cardiotwitter@ESC_Journals@escardio
When Sponsors Stop Trials Everyone Loses:
The ANTHEM HFrEF trial of vagal nerve stimulation was proceeding well when the sponsor stopped the trial. The story...and some thoughts about the research enterprise via @drjohnm
The keynote everyone's still talking about. 🎤
Dr. Will Flanary, a.k.a. @DGlaucomflecken — ophthalmologist, comedian, and SCA survivor — brought humor, honesty, and a powerful reminder of what it means to be both a doctor and a patient to #HRS2026.
▶️ Watch the full keynote on https://t.co/0BghdRTKLW.
One of my favorite aviation phrases:
“Superior pilots use their superior judgement to avoid having to demonstrate their superior skills.”
It’s true for any proceduralist btw.
There is still good left in humanity.
Captain Jon Jackson was supposed to take his final retirement flight with Spirit Airlines today. But after Spirit's shutdown, he instead found himself as a passenger on a Southwest Airlines flight into Baltimore.
What happened next was truly special. Capt. Jackson was honored with a traditional water cannon salute and a surprise welcome celebration at the gate.
This is a powerful reminder that the aviation community is built on respect, compassion, and solidarity—especially when it matters most. Above all, this moment was about honoring a fellow aviator.
Congratulations, Capt. Jackson, and thank you for your years of service in the skies.
Well done Southwest Airlines 💙
After 20 yrs in EP, I’ve never seen hype like PFA. Point-by-point RF—when done properly—delivers excellent results, with no clear superiority of PFA. Are we driven by better outcomes, or by speed, simplicity, and industry momentum? Time to refocus on science over marketing.
In adults ≥60 years, 26% discontinued levothyroxine while maintaining thyroid function, with 64% success for doses ≤50 μg/d, and no clinically important changes in thyroid-related symptoms. 🧵
https://t.co/3trWtP4WDu
In science, successful replication is the ultimate quality check!
This is a highlight for our research group—David Birnie's group (one of the biggest names in cardiac sarcoidosis) just independently replicated our CMR phenotyping work!
https://t.co/usKJhRgufE
@EHJIMPEiC#EHJIMP
1/8 🚨 BREAKING STUDY:
Is Right Ventricular Pacing (RVP) obsolete for Atrioventricular Block (AVB)?
The groundbreaking MELOS RELOADED study just dropped, comparing LBBAP vs RVP in 3,382 patients.
The results will change how we pace! 🫀👇
"A significant fraction of the reporters covering the FDA and pharmaceutical industry have developed, over years of access journalism, a set of relationships and sympathies that align them more closely with the companies they cover than with the regulatory mission"
The current surgical education system forces all candidates to claim that their goal is to be an academic surgeon engaged in research and teaching, when in fact they may just be interested in a quiet rural general surgical practice that greatly benefits a local community.