Social Determinants of Obesity and Cardiovascular Risk Laboratory at National Institutes of Health
Bethesda, MD
Joined November 2017
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“Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic Health: A Presidential Advisory @HeartNews”
✅ Defines & provides recs 4 cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic syndrome - Stage 0 (no RFs, preventive focus) to Stage 4 (highest-risk with CVD ❤️🩹)
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@OSUWexMed @OhioStateMed
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'Ni un obstacle, ni un passager clandestin'. @VidalLaurent8 @ird_fr @SESSTIM souligne l'importance des sciences humaines et sociales dans la lutte contre les MNT. #DakarCall @ARNCD_org #NCDs @thesattler @rGayeBamba @IainBMcInnes1
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🚨 🚨 OPEN POSTDOC POSITIONS 🚨 🚨 Would love for YOU to join our awesome team @NINDSnews conducting clinical/translational #cancer research focused on the Blood-Brain Barrier. Be bold and connect via email or DM (you have permission) with your CV/resume. Please retweet!
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@CVCTForum #StateOfTheArt #Review on improving #representativeness in #CVD #trials @ESC_Journals
With lead authors @LynaeaKFilbey BSc #FransescaDAngelo BSc @zhennyju MD of @MacDeptMed
@faiez_zannad
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Article by @PowellWileylab et al from the #CircOutcomes theme issue: Customizing place-tailored messaging using a multi-level approach: Pilot study of the Step It Up physical activity mobile app tailored to neighborhood environment
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NEW: Does #Eviction rates impact all-cause mortality?
We found that mortality ⬆️ by 9.32 deaths per 100,000 people for every 1% increase in eviction rates. This effect was strongest in counties with ⬆️ rate of Black & women residents.
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#HousingisHealth
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#AHA22 Twitter conversation participants🙌
Do you see yourself?😁
🫀🫶 Thank you everyone for your contributions!
Special shoutout to @HeartBobH @dmljmd @pwayte @AnnMarieNavar @DoctorMarvelMD @ErinMichos @StarJonesEsq @HeartHealthTech @jmakowka @yourheartscore #HealthTech
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Thanks to @PowellWileyLab & @JHS_HeartStudy ! We finally published it!
"Relationships between neighborhood social stressors and sleep among Jackson Heart Study participants: mediation through physical activity and psychosocial stressors"
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Here's a good starting point. And check out work from @PowellWileyLab @LeifScience (both presenters at today's workshop who study social determinants of health).
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Social Determinants of #CardiovascularDisease
-Structural Racism & Structural Discrimination
-Neighborhood Environment
-Food Environment
-Psychosocial Factors
Dr. Tiffany Powell-Wiley lab @CircRes 2022 @PowellWileyLab
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“Disability is not inability."
"Dr. O" has made it his mission to build the adaptive sports and fitness program at the University of Michigan.
Watch @robinroberts surprise him with 1 MILLION DOLLARS! gma.abc/3SmYwxP
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Congratulations to @AHAScience President Dr. Michelle Albert @UCSFNURTURE on so many FIRSTS!!!! paving the way, changing the trajectory
@Forbes #50Over50 #Impact
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Thanks @Medscape @Cardiology for the invitation to share our thoughts about the pressing need for #HealthEquity in ♥️ failure.
Quick listen: why & how you can be the CHANGE. ⬇️ @ABCardio1 @IUMedSchool @emorywomenheart @amorrismd #BlackWomenInMedicine medscape.com/viewarticle/978…
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With utmost pleasure & considerable pride, ABC welcomes you to celebrate the milestones and sheer excellence of all our members in their journeys to becoming "competent, curious and caring physicians." Read the new Member Update to learn about these few.
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New in JMIR: The Impact of a Place-Tailored #DigitalHealth #app Promoting Exercise Classes on African American Women’s Physical Activity and Obesity: Simulation #Study dlvr.it/SX39xd
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A mobile app that identifies opportunities for free fitness classes can be useful to control obesity. @PHICORTeam, @PowellWileyLab @nih_nhlbi & @NIMHD researchers used a computer model to determine impact on the health of African American women in DC buff.ly/3wooJEk
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Check out this fascinating article by @PowellWileyLab, @TheTamuraLab, @PHICORteam, and @bruce_y_lee jmir.org/2022/8/e30581
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.@PHICORTeam @PowellWileyLab @nih_nhlbi & @NIMHD's study shows parks & rec (@DCDPR) may want to incorporate #MobileApps that help ID classes into multi-level interventions that also target the #BuiltEnvironment & other #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth jmir.org/2022/8/e3058
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1/2 I've been told there's a lot of mental health promotion and programs out there, so why was I advocating for more?
Yes, there are. And these have been developed & run by community groups, non-profits and private companies. They're all doing great work and helped many people.
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Social isolation and loneliness are common, yet under-recognized determinants of cardiovascular and brain health.
A new statement highlights the need for more research to develop interventions to reduce adverse effects: spr.ly/6017z4RdR
✍ @DrCrystalCene
📖 @JAHA_AHA
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"Focusing solely on food and physical activity to explain the ongoing rise in obesity seems unwise. At the very least, rising stress is likely a significant contributor." @ConscienHealth
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