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Introducing an incredible new book by my esteemed friend and colleague @Dr Wole Akosile.
amazon.ca/dp/0648623637
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So proud of my partner @ACUkaigweMD who has been invited to do a live Structural Heart case for Women in Cardiology @CRT_meeting with our percutaneous surgeon @DocCbaezap! Looking forward to a great learning session! @shishem @UHhospitals
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Age-friendly #PHCs play a critical role in enhancing the quality of life of people as they age. In our study, we identify opportunities for interventions to improve the delivery of care for #olderadults in PHCs. journals.plos.org/globalpubl… @FSMGlobalHealth @LRHirschhorn @drmbalogun
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You are invited to the 9th Annual Nigerian Cardiovascular Symposium 2022 this detailed review of cardiology over the next 3 weekends is organized by the Cardiovascular Education Foundation in collaboration with the Nigerian Cardiac society. Sat & Sun 9 - 1pm EST via zoom.
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Richard Schatz’ last day in the cath lab…it’s been an honor and a privilege being your fellow and then your partner. Thank you and for all you have done for our patients!!!!
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Congrats @LloydHDean on your retirement. Thanks for your leadership since taking the helm @commonspirit . Welcome @HFHS_WLassiter3 to the CSH family. Excited for the future under your visionary leadership. Absolutely love this photo. @DrQuinnCapers4 @SueroGregory @mmamas1973
Congratulations to Wright L. Lassiter III. Welcome to @commonspirit.
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We are so proud that @modeldoc will be the keynote speaker for @EmoryUniversity @EmoryDeptofMed #ResidentResearchDay 4/26/22 at noon!
Posters 4-6 pm. @emorywomenheart @PujaKMehtaMD1 @cgongoramd @ltummalamd @NanetteWenger @ChangeAtHeart @ijeomaheartdoc @amorrismd @karenlawmd
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#ForYourConsideration Recommendations for today's #ACC22👇🏾 Suggestion #1 of 3
2PM ET: ABC-ACC Joint Symposium "Promoting CV Workforce Building & Resilience for Diverse Racial & Ethnic Groups in CV Medicine" w Dr. Michelle Albert & @DrRachelMBond.
#ABCatACC22 #ABCardioACC22
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#DiversityandInclusion Townhall in progress! Inspiring Panel discussion: Creating a More Inclusive #Cardiology Profession. Moderated by Dr. Paul Douglass @ACCinTouch @SharonneHayes @pamelasdouglas @MelvinEchols9 @stephencookmd
#ACC22 #ABCatACC22
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So proud of my "lil sis" @joyfuldockemi who won Best Abstract at @ABCardio1 Competition. Congrats and well done!! #CardioTwitter #MedTwitter
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Join Black Health Matters and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc. on Tuesday 3/1 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET. for a special webinar titled, “Your Life Matters: The Importance of Black Lives in Health Studies.” Register for free:
bit.ly/blacklivesinhealth
@phshriners @AAMWConnect
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Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women and is often unsuspected or misdiagnosed. Learn more from @SharonneHayes @DrLaPrincess @WomenHeartOrg champions so you can help raise awareness and take charge of your heart health. mayocl.in/3gAVLZC #HeartMonth @Mayoclinicpress
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When we forget that our days are numbered, it can lead to pride. But when we’re humbled by our mortality, we see every breath and every moment as grace.
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Some #HeartHealthy advice for #WellnessWednesday: Self-care isn't vanity, it's sanity. Find a few minutes each day to laugh, breathe deeply. stretch, walk briskly, or dance. Relieving stress is part of self-care and helps keep #OurHearts healthy. bit.ly/3oGkdu5
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#ValveDisease affects over 11 million Americans. Women of color are at increased risk for poor outcomes from the disease. During #BlackHistoryMonth and #HeartMonth, we're encouraging Black women to learn the symptoms and #ListenToYourHeart. #29DaysofHeart #ValveDiseaseDay
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Celebrate Black History Month this year by doing something good for your health! Get started by scheduling a screening mammogram. Early screening means early detection and that could determine the extensiveness and success of treatment.
Learn more takeonBC.com
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Applied science 🙌🏿
‘We wanted to be Hollywood in Nollywood.’
A group of teenagers from Kaduna, Nigeria, started making Sci-Fi films in 2016. 🎬🍿
But with limited equipment, how did @thecritics001 end up becoming a film-making sensation for young creatives and top directors alike?
📹: @dammieobi
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On National Black Women Physicians Day, the NMA would like to honor female physicians across the country. We celebrate & support you as a colleague, friend, family & doctor! Help us in celebrating today! #NationalBlackWomenPhysiciansDay #BlackWomenInMedicine #BlackMedTwitter
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Heart disease and stroke are leading causes of maternal deaths and Black Americans are disproportionately impacted. Thank you @ABCardio1, @American_Heart, @WomenHeartOrg, & other leaders raising awareness and taking action during #HeartMonth & #BlackHistoryMonth! #29DaysOfHeart
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Devoting some time every day to care for yourself can go a long way toward protecting your heart health. Self-care, like moving more, preparing healthier meals, getting enough quality sleep, and taking a moment to de-stress, helps your heart. #OurHearts bit.ly/3oGkdu5

































