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Excellent lecture, thank you.

I dont understand i have one because of obesity..even when my bmi was normal,im also diagnosed with mvp and under beta blocker medication..are they correlated?

Doctors who prescribe statins should go to jail. They use patients as lab rats.

excellent presentation. Interested in stem cell progress

you have patient info on the CT screen, you can see pt's name.

Your all loosers

Thank you, so helpful !

Go for it! The "physician-scientist" career can be particularly challenging, but full of promises.

First, I disagree with Dr. Griffin's argument at 46:26 that case control is inadequate to study the benefits of a PCI intervention. The main issue is that you cannot use a 1:1 matching because you will never match on principle factors. Statisticians and epidemiologists have argued for at least a 1:4 ratio of cases to controls, which allows for maximum deployment of potentially confounding information across 4 rather than 1 control. The real issue is the number of patients that are needed for such as design. Second, I wonder why some of the newer technologies for crossing the CTO were not mentioned by the fellows? These devices, such as the one offered by Boston Scientific, allows for the bridging coronary CTOs by either the lumen or subintimal paths. Overall, really great presentations by all and thanks to Yale for posting for those of us in practice.

How interesting! I'm so pleased to see Nathan Chen in this learning environment. He's brilliant and the sky is the limit for him.

Wish you can make your study as a medical student as brilliant as you have been in skating !!

Thank you so much! I will definitely show this to my Bulgarian students interested in studying medicine!

How interesting to see Nathan in a different environment than what we (i.e. skating fans) are used to! So maybe this is his future career path? Whichever profession he chooses - best of luck to him!

It's so amazing to see what Nathan has been up to lately, way to go Nathan! good luck in your journey in data science and physician- science~

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Great initiative! The physician scientist path seems rewarding and critical to the advancement of medical research. I enjoyed Nathan’s involvement in the project. Wonderful to see him outside of the rink and exploring medicine!

Excellent discussion, I had not heard about ADVOR until today

Outstanding lecture

Thank you ! I was reading a review paper on smooth muscle plasticity for my PhD comprehensive exam, and found this presentation which really summarizes all the key points in this topic, super helpful and interesting

I’m 63 and Cherokee Nation just told me I have this.

Nice

@ 27:00 my galaxy watch once in a while shows a drop on heart rate while sleeping and this is the risk of SDS while you sleep. Still doctors keep scratching their heads, but now people have smartwatches that can track your heart and oxygen while you sleep, literally keeping an eye on your heart. They should aggregate this type of data, as now these devices are more common.

Great idea, but the data quality

Excellent talk. Very informative.

Awesome 👌

Excellent debate. I am going to change my practice of clinical medicine after listening to your presentation.

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I'm 65 with 100 blockage in Rt Carotid and 70 to 90% in left. I was Diagnosed with asyntomatic carotid stenosis Oct. 2020. This was caused by radiation I received for throat cancer 10 years ago. I eliminated most sugar and went on a Keto-ish diet, I am now in the gym 2 hours a day, 1hr Am 1 hr in the afternoon and I walk 5 miles on average daily. I walk a mile in 16 minutes. Still asymtomatic.

This was a brilliant talk

Congratulations on the presentation!

@3:35, bless you!

sometimes I wonder if a drug has low efficacy in studies because it would not result in high profits....a bad thought I know

Of course, how else will the pharmaceutical industry generate revenue?

Great lecture 💯

definitely worth listening to twice.

Clinical Implications of the New York Heart Association Classification: www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/JAHA.119.014240

Reducing Cardiovascular Disease Risk in Women Beyond Statin Therapy: New Insights 2020: doi.org/10.1089/jwh.2019.8189

Great overview of this topic by Mahesh Anantha, MD: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2405500X17301822

For an overview of high sensitivity troponin read A Brief Review of Troponin Testing for Clinicians: www.acc.org/latest-in-cardiology/articles/2017/08/07/07/46/a-brief-review-of-troponin-testing-for-clinicians

Thanks for uploading this. Was thrilled throughout the show 👍🏼

Outstanding research and contribution to medicine and education!