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Right heart catheterisation in an MRI! Procedural time clinically acceptable, can give multiple additional insights (volumetric, shunts, mapping, LGE, coronary assessment, exercise) AND potentially avoids multiple tests! British Society for Heart Failure #theFword

Thank you to Bristol Myers Squibb for the invite to the Inherited Cardiac Conditions parliamentary summit. Great talks from Deirdre Costigan MP, @AiccUk president Stephen Page, @joel_d_rose, and ever grateful for the patient perspective from Nic Hamilton. It's clear we need a network approach,

Another fantastic talk by Helen Alexander on obesity and exercise BACPR British Society for Heart Failure #theFword Key messages -At best 55% obese patients meet aerobic exercise guidelines -Exercise alone isn't an effective weight loss intervention, diet changes AND exercise together are far more

📌Figure illustrating 👉Relationship in athletes🚴b/w 🔹lifetime endurance exercise dose 🔹coronary atherosclerosis #SportsCardiology #Review #CardioTwitter #MedTwitter Sanjay Sharma Diego Segura-Rodríguez Dr. Martha Gulati ♥️🫀❤️‍🩹🇨🇦 Erin D. Michos, M.D. Sabiha Gati Adrian Baranchuk MD FACC FRCPC FCCS FSIAC @CSHeartResearch rafavidalperez

🚨 Ten years since its last iteration, the updated AHA/ACC #SportsCardio Guidelines are finally here! Herculean effort led by Jonathan Kim, MD, MSc, FACC, FAHA Aaron Baggish & Ben Levine Honored to be a part of this new foundational document for the field ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI…

High intensity exercise can improve cardiorespiratory fitness, reduce cardiovascular risk and provide psychological benefit in individuals with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. However, for these positive effects to have a lasting impact, regular exercise must become a consistent

From International Women in Science Day (11th February) to International Women’s Day (8th March), we celebrated the incredible women helping to save young lives through CRY’s cardiac screening and research programme. Throughout the campaign, we shared their inspiring

Expertly led by Prof Prof David Oxborough and team. Essential reading for anyone involved in the cardiac care of young athletes! Proud to have contributed #SportsCardiology BSEcho CRY City St George's, University of London Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust 👇

Refining an algorithm to help differentiate #physiological left ventricular enlargement from morphologically mild #DCM. Novel parameters and insights by Dr Saran K Marwaha Prof Michael Papadakis CRY St. George's University Raghav Bhatia #EAPC_ESC2025

Amazing heart failure teams from around the country! Without these dedicated people from admin, nurses, physios, doctors our patients would not be able to #LiveWell with heart failure ❤️ #25in25 #LivewellWithHeartFailure

So lucky to work with this fabulous team! Very proud of all the work you do in and out of the hospital! British Society for Heart Failure #theFword Louise Collier

Our editorial in The BMJ that I had the pleasure of writing with the amazing, talented Gurleen Kaur, MD Where Are The Women? #cardiovascularresearch #clinicaltrials #women #Cardiotwitter #womeninclinicaltrials Women As One Anu Lala-Trindade Dr Roxana Mehran 📎heart.bmj.com/content/heartj…

Packed house at #BCS2025! Stellar talks from Dr Joyee Basu PhD & Daniel Hammersley! Really enjoyed speaking on #AI & #SCD risk prediction. Big thanks to the organisers for the invite! Exciting times for #ICC & #sportscardiology British Cardiovascular Society BICCS CRY @hullhospitals

"Our Career Pathways" A fabulous evening with such incredible women. Thank you to Jenny Rayner, Betty Raman and Nadine Ali for sharing your stories with such raw honesty and vulnerability. You are all truly an inspiration. A huge thanks to Jo Lim for your panel insights and all that

Such an important area. I'm seeing so many patients recovering EF on optimal GDMT. I'm interested, how are you all following up your patients?