Excited to share our insights on recent research uncovering racial disparities in readmission rates from Medicare data! Stanford Division of Hospital Medicine jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Happy birthday Barbra Streisand, GOAT and personal hero 🥳 Thanks for letting me interview you that one time for American College of Cardiology acc.org/Latest-in-Card… 💕

44th annual Sarnoff conference in SF. A decade has passed by and it still feels like yesterday when my co-fellows and I embarked on a journey of scientific discovery in cardiovascular research as med students. Thank you Sarnoff Foundation for this amazing community.

Our paper "Temporal dynamics of the multi-omic response to endurance exercise training" was just published in nature! nature.com/articles/s4158… This extensive resource on the molecular map of the cross-tissue response to exercise is the result of a massive team effort! 1/

Exercise may be the single most potent medical intervention ever known. Its benefits in prevention outstrip any known drugs: 50% reduction in the risk of cardiovascular disease, 50% reduction in the risk of many cancers, positive effects on mental health, pulmonary health, GI

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Congrats to my entering class on graduating cardiology fellowship StanfordCVFellowship! I am lucky to have been blessed with such a group of talented doctors to be my co-fellows and excited to see how you all will shape the future! David E Wang, MD Zaniar Ghazizadeh Yaanik Desai Sneha Shah Jain, MD, MBA

Realizing AI's potential in cardiology requires rigorous evaluation, appropriate infrastructure, regulatory oversight, ethics and equity analyses, and viable business cases for deployment. bit.ly/3VnoaGu #JACC #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #HealthEquity Sneha Shah Jain, MD, MBA

No better way to welcome incoming StanfordMedRes Translational Investigator Program (TIP) interns and celebrating the end of the academic year for current residents/fellows than at Alpine Inn for perfect California weather and 🤓 company!

A meeting of the StanfordMedRes Translational Investigator Program Cardiology subgroup, enjoying nice weather and good company. StanfordCVFellowship Daniel Li Jimmy Zheng

Please join us in welcoming Stanford CDH's 2024-2025 #DigitalHealth Scholars, Dan Seung Kim, MD, PhD, MPH, Tugce Akcan & Jiyeong Kim, PhD, MPH. We look forward to their contributions to our center & beyond.

CDH Digital Health Scholar Dan Seung Kim, MD, PhD, MPH is a #cardiology fellow at Stanford Medicine. Through his work on the #MyHeartCounts smartphone app, he explores interventions that increase physical activity & decrease cardiometabolic disease burden.

Unfortunately, there is, on average, a 17-year delay between the onset of #OCD symptoms & treatment initiation. We wondered if LLMs could help assist clinicians in timely diagnosis; as a first step, we tested vignettes: see our new npj Journals publication rdcu.be/dOit4

My NIMH K01 Career Development Award has just arrived. Deeply thankful for my mentor team Eleni Linos Carolyn Rodríguez, MD, PhD Tina Hernandez-Boussard Fatima Rodriguez Rayhan Lal #LLM #MentalHealth Stanford Department of Medicine Stanford Center for Digital Health 🙌

Excited to see this new paper describing our real world experience of the first 50 patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy prescribed a cardiac myosin inhibitor at Stanford come out last week. Authors include the entire Stanford Center for Inherited Cardiovascular Disease team