Today's Top 5
5. Men with Depression at Increased Risk of CVD Mortality
Individuals with depression, particularly men, may be at increased risk for all-cause and #CVD mortality, study suggests. @GoHealio: https://t.co/eVDt5mCTgB pic.twitter.com/SIAElyvWVu
— ACC Media Center (@ACCmediacenter) February 18, 2020
4. Are Patients and Families Prepared for Recovery Following Cardiac Arrest?
Do we prepare patients/families for recovery after #CardiacArrest Recent @CircAHA #Survivorship statement offers this roadmap of expectations. How does this align? @tammyeaton17 @CAIROrg @icurehab @AHAScience @Ilcor_org @ERC_resus @aus_roc @youcansavealife @SCAA @susankoeppen pic.twitter.com/7nUcIVB1c5
— Kelly Sawyer, MD MS (@sawyer_kn) February 19, 2020
3. Women Underrepresented in Heart Disease Studies
Women underrepresented in heart disease research. @DrPascalMeier @VietHeartPA @DrMarthaGulati @HeartOTXHeartMD @AChoiHeart https://t.co/VGAeF6NFNo via @upi
— Ian Weissman, DO (@DrIanWeissman) February 19, 2020
2. Cardiovascular Screening of Elite Athletes
Our study just out Cardiovascular Screening of Elite Athletes by Sporting Organizations in Australia: A Survey of Chief Medical Officers @CJSMonline Great work @jessicajorchard @DrJohnOrchard @DrDavid_Hughes @IrfAsif https://t.co/gITyflbvM0 @MichaelPapadak2 pic.twitter.com/CmXa2YW6HK
— Prof Chris Semsarian (@CSHeartResearch) February 20, 2020
1. 70 Years of Treating Heart Disease with Surgery or Stents
70 Years of Treating Heart Disease without Surgery or Stents: Seek a 2nd Opinion!
— Joel Kahn MD, FACC (@drjkahn) February 20, 2020
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