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“We are all capable of heroic and of evil things. No one and nothing that you encounter in your life and career will be simply heroic or evil. Virtue is a capacity. It can always be lost or gained. That potential is why all of our lives are of equal worth” newyorker.com/news/news-desk…

Trying to up my #RadialFirst contrast injection game before my first ever #STEMIcall 💪🏽💁🏽‍♀️

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Congrats to our University of Chicago Cardiology Fellowship Eisha Wali & Linda Lee, MD for an excellent review on intravascular imaging of CAV s/p OHTx: rdcu.be/b1cbW. Nicely done, guys! Nir Uriel, MD MSc @AnnNguyenMD @benbowchung @JonGrinstein Alex Truesdell Current Reports

Joseph Weber with a great oral presentation at #CRT2020: Predictors of hemorrhage following Impella placement extending work of Eisha Wali & others UChicago Medicine. Well done Joe. University of Chicago Cardiology Fellowship MedChiefs Amir Kaki, MD David Baran Alex Truesdell Perwaiz Meraj Sunil V. Rao Navin Kapur

We recently had journal club presented by Eisha Wali on anticoagulation for patients with afib but also on chronic dialysis. Hypothetical patient: 70M, paroxysmal afib, ESRD on HD, CHA2DS2VASC = 3. There will be shared decision making, but what would you tend toward?

Congratulations to this great group of University of Chicago Cardiology Fellowship on officially finishing their first year! It has been a weird, memorable year but these guys have navigated it beautifully! (Ian Hackett, MD not pictured). Linda Lee, MD Rishi Pandya AbdulRahman A Abutaleb Nikhil Singh Eisha Wali

Yikes, would you take a drug* with this side effect profile?! (*oh, it's the placebo arm of the Pfizer vaccine trial)

See yesterday’s excellent discussion on #CardiacSarcoid! Personally learned a lot of interesting tidbits. acc.org/Education-and-… #CardiacImaging #WhyCMR #ThinkPET

We need Democrats on every news channel across the country talking about abortion rights like this.

Reproductive health decisions should be made between a patient and their doctor. Full stop.

Abortion is not just health care, it is a human right. Beyond infringing on bodily autonomy, there are conditions in pregnancy that result in death without safe abortion care. This is a calling for all in medicine to stand on the side of justice nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

We’re on a roll!🥁UChicago Medicine completed its 1st #AccuCinch case in the CORCINCH-HF #pivotal #clinicaltrial. Thanks to John Blair, Dr. Atman Shah, Gene Kim, Sean Pinney & research coordinator Veronica Herzog for their hard work to further the program! #heartfailure #cardiotwitter

Thank you for such a wonderful evening and for all of the support and mentorship over the past 8 years!! Look forward to working together more in the future!

Reunited with UChicago Medicine and @NorthShoreWeb friends and colleagues! American Society of Echocardiography #ASE360 University of Chicago Cardiology Fellowship UCNSCardsFellows

Apical HCM does evolve over time on TTE. Apical strain ratio and LA reservoir strain associated with echo progression. Eisha Wali Karima Addetia Roberto M Lang @MattPetersMD Patrycja Galazka Aurora Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship #ASE2023 American Society of Echocardiography

Just finished a thoughtful and practical critique of the new HTN guidelines by george bakris and M Sorrentino. Proud have been trained by them. #UCIMR MedChiefs nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Our work with Gold Foundation at UChicago Medicine on discrimination faced by providers got a shout-out in the The Wall Street Journal this morning! Nice to see this issue being actively addressed. wsj.com/articles/how-d…

Fantastic The New York Times article highlights David Meltzer's (of UChicago Medicine) Comprehensive Care Program -- argues that a strengthened relationship (ie. time & continuity) b/t doctors & patients can be an economically and medically viable pathway nytimes.com/interactive/20…