Trading places: When doctors become patients
— Ali S. Raja, MD (@AliRaja_MD) February 13, 2019
Physicians learn the importance of empathy & language & gain an appreciation for the trauma of illness.https://t.co/Q854NbcwkW @AAMCtoday
New pair of #heartsocks to celebrate today. Supporting #HeartHealthMonth @American_Heart @AHAScience @GoRedForWomen pic.twitter.com/HbTwXTm95v
— Robert Harrington (@HeartBobH) February 14, 2019
Are those #ValentinesDay chocolates good for the heart? Here's what we know - and don't know - about the confection's health benefits: https://t.co/8ypSloXlrM pic.twitter.com/ln82f6oeYp
— American Heart Assoc (@American_Heart) February 14, 2019
PeerReview:A thankless but vital endeavor for academic medicine. We should be inspired by those who lead the way⬇️ @SVRaoMD @mmamas1973 @DLBHATTMD @DavidLBrownMD @rwyeh @DrPascalMeier @rajivxgulati @CMichaelGibson @GreggWStone @manesh_patelMD @ajaykirtane @DocSavageTJU @CircAHA https://t.co/hRqoTKRNON
— David L. Fischman (@fischman_david) February 15, 2019
Women suffering cardiac arrests reach the hospital more slowly than men, and are more likely to die. A retired nurse tells her own story of missed signals. https://t.co/6YomCsR2hU
— The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ) February 15, 2019