Jump In For Women's Heart Health
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JUMP IN™ is a nation-wide physical activity challenge in support of women’s heart health. Just get active for 30 minutes a day for 30 days this September.
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"Government of Canada announces extension of 2024 charitable donations to February 28, 2025" Great news! The deadline to make donations eligible for a 2024 tax credit has been extended, giving generous Canadians more time to support the Heart Institute ❤️: foundation.ottawaheart.ca
We are just two days away from #FebruaryisHeartMonth Award-winning storyteller Joel Haslam will bring you stories of resilience and survival all month. You’ll soon meet David, Ryan, Man and Krystal, who share their darkest days and their journeys back to recovery.
Join CTV for JUMP IN™! A nation-wide challenge encouraging Canadians to get active in support of women’s ♥️ health 30 minutes of movement a day for 30 days! September 1-30 🫶 Register: jumpinnow.ca #JumpIn4WomensHeartHealth #Ottawa Jump In For Women's Heart Health
Day 4 From Heart Institute Research Admin, Michelle takes care of her heart & brain: ✅walking by the lake ✅swimming like fish ✅evening sunsets for her ❤️ &🧠health. She’s keeping her ❤️ &🧠happy-so can you! JUMP IN™ and show your heart some love. 🔗jumpinnow.ca
📣 Congrats to Dr. Rob Beanlands on receiving ASNC Society Distinguished Teacher/Clinician Award for his outstanding contributions in nuclear cardiology. Congrats as well to Dr. Yoshito Kadoya, MD PhD FACC FESC, whose abstract earned the Presidential Poster Award! 👏 ow.ly/YU8M50WTvYf
Un moment marquant pour la santé cardiaque mondiale.🌎 L’étude OCEAN, publiée dans NEJM, montre que plusieurs patients ayant subi une ablation réussie de la fibrillation auriculaire pourraient ne plus avoir besoin d’anticoagulants à long terme. Centre universitaire de santé McGill Research Institute of the MUHC (The Institute) Brain-Heart Interconnectome
The OCEAN trial, published in NEJM, found that many patients with atrial fibrillation who’ve had a successful catheter ablation may no longer need long-term blood thinners. Co-led by Dr. David Birnie, and Dr. Atul Verma of Centre universitaire de santé McGill Research Institute of the MUHC (The Institute). 🔗ow.ly/IJPQ50XpBow Brain-Heart Interconnectome