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Genome editing has centered around DNA, with over 40 ongoing clinical trials and 2 FDA approvals. But RNA editing has some key advantages and appears to be taking off. An open-access review Science Magazine science.org/content/articl…

When there is a pumpkin carving contest and the Quertermous lab uses the same intensity towards pumpkins as our single cell RNA captures lol StanfordCVFellowship Joe Monteiro Matt Worssam

Great to see this wonderful write up from Stanford Department of Medicine on our work unmasking a novel genetic mechanism of coronary artery disease. Happy to be presenting this work #AHA2024 as part of the Katz Prize finalist session Saturday in Chicago! Stanford CVI medicine.stanford.edu/news/current-n…

An official welcome to Dr. Dr. Michael Salerno M.D. P.h.D who starts today. We are excited to have you at UCSF Health as Professor of Medicine & Professor of Radiology, Chief of Echo & Cardiac Imaging, & Director of Multi-Modality CV Imaging section! #UCSFCardiology UCSF Health

Congratulations to Christian O’Donnell MD for his JACC Journals paper on improved heart tx donor:recipient size matching using echo-derived donor LV mass qsushiny.shinyapps.io/Measured_LVM_C… especially for obese patients! jacc.org/doi/abs/10.101… Stanford Heart Failure, Cardiac Transplant and MCS Brian Wayda

A new Science Immunology study reveals new pathways regulating the cellular response to unedited double-stranded RNA, which could underlie autoimmune conditions with ADAR mutations. scim.ag/3D0Ydag

Bringing in the new year on the coast! So much science to do in 2025, ready to get after it!

Is slow heart rate or conduction block heritable? Check out our new meta-analysis Nature Genetics incl common (~1.3m individuals) + rare (~400k) variants for bradyarrhythmias and conduction dz. Co-led w/ Lu-Chen Weng Joel Rämö Sean Jurgens Broad Institute ! nature.com/articles/s4158…

It's well known that regular exercise is good for your health, but a new scientific consortium is revealing fresh insights into just how profound the benefits are for the human body. euan ashley, chair of Standford's Department of Medicine, is helping lead this study into how

#hiPSC-derived #EndothelialCell #SmoothMuscleCell #Pericyte model the vascular responses to #SARSCOV2 (Live vs Heat-inacivated) infection SMC appears to be the most robust responder 👉highest DEGs 👉⏫Interferon signaling (IFN-α/γ) 👉⏫Tissue factor activity 👉Conditioned medium

Hibernating brown bears rarely suffer from blood clots despite 6 months of immobilization. A 2023 Science study revealed a factor that appears to protect the animals against this immobility-associated thrombosis. Learn more in this #SciencePerspective: scim.ag/4gXjCjB

Raining and 20+mph winds on the coast? Perfect for the SF half marathon! Stanford Department of Medicine Cardiology improving their VO2 max this morning. A sign from a spectator read “Seems like an ineffective way to warm up”, true very true Jason Tso

Happy ❤️Month! Join me and Aly Elezaby, MD PhD at the Stanford Medicine My Heart Counts 5K, kids fun run and cycling event to support families with 🫀disease! Myheartcountsrun.org youtube.com/watch?v=WVRbqX…

I'm quoted in this article on how NIH is still blocked from funding new grants. This sabotage makes no sense. Nearly every medicine or treatment you've ever received has roots in NIH-funded research, and every $1 of NIH spending generates $2.46 in returns. wbur.org/news/2025/02/2…

The NIH grant that supported 38 years of training the best pediatrician-scientists in the country (I’m a proud former recipient) was cancelled. It was just approved for a 5 year renewal. The Pediatric Scientist Development Program (PSDP) is vital to our understanding of childhood diseases and making new therapies

Happy to be part of this NAVBO Symposium on precision genomics (Tues, April 29, 2025). Excited to present on the epigenomic landscape of single vascular cells - development, regulatory networks, and ML prediction of variant effect, so much to talk about! members.navbo.org/calendar-of-ev…

Tons of fun at our annual #MyHeartCounts 5K! Amazing event and the one time a year I remember that racing a 5K is….hard, lol. Hit my goal time and looking forward to next year! Stanford Department of Medicine SCICD

We're proud to announce that #StanDOM's Karim Sallam has been named the 2025 recipient of the Alwin C. Rambar – James B.D. Mark Award for Excellence in Patient Care. His compassion, dedication & teamwork define excellence at Stanford Medicine. Congratulations, Karim!

This is an exciting example of what can be done at the intersection of disciplines linking complex genetics, cardiac phenotype and medical imaging, powerful ML models, to address fundamental questions in epistasis — congrats Qianru Wang and the euan ashley and Bin Yu labs!

A new paper discussing the importance of federal, institutional, and programmatic support for physician scientist trainees. The same can easily apply to biomedical trainees. We as a nation need to support the next generation of doctors and researchers! rdcu.be/etaiE