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How should we interpret echocardiograms in pregnant women without high-risk cardiac disease? Thank you Cynthia Taub and Kerrilynn C. Hennessey for your incredible mentorship throughout this project! Cardio-Obstetrics @EstherChoiMD mdpi.com/1945920 #mdpijcdd via JCDD MDPI

This is why it’s so important to study women! Fantastic review showing women are more symptomatic and at higher risk of stroke from atrial fibrillation #WomensCardiology

The CHAP trial presented at #ACC22 showed antihypertensive therapy improves pregnancy outcomes among pregnant women with mild chronic #hypertension. Read more about the trial here: bit.ly/3UEa69X #ACCCardioOB #CardioObstetrics

We are so proud of our Dartmouth Cardiovascular Fellowship Program cardiology fellow Thara Ali (Thara S. Ali, MD) who pulled over today while driving in Lebanon, NH to perform bystander CPR and administer shocks to a patient suffering a cardiac arrest! Patient is alive and doing well!

Game changer for how we understand #PPCM

Can we use screening mammograms to predict heart disease in women? See our new research at #AHA23 this weekend! #GoRedForWomen Cynthia Taub Stacey Rosen, M.D. Dartmouth Cardiovascular Fellowship Program stroke.org/en/news/2023/1…

Great presentation on the value of breast artery calcification from routine mammogram in risk prediction of cardiac events in women by Dr. Thara Ali #tharaali #AHA2023 #dhhvc #chrislee #estherchoi

We found that women with breast artery calcification (BAC) were more likely to experience MACE over 10 years of follow up and that BAC is a strong, independent predictor of MACE Cynthia Taub Mark Creager Dartmouth Cardiovascular Fellowship Program #AHA23 #WomenInCardiology #GoRedForWomen

Could #mammograms play a role in predicting heart disease and stroke in women? Growing evidence suggests they might. #AHA23 spr.ly/6019uQXbx

Congrats Stacey Rosen, M.D., named American Heart Association's 2024-25 President-Elect. A champion for women’s health and health equity, Stacey will be a tremendous leader. #changingtheworld Katz Institute for Women's Health & Northwell Health. Robert Harrington Lee Shapiro Don Lloyd-Jones Lisa Suennen

Congratulations Stacey, this is so well deserved and we are lucky to have you!

And I’m so thankful for the excellent training I’ve received! No matter who you are, you can learn CPR and save a life! #WomenInCardiology