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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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We've moved! Go check out our new X account, @MGBResearchNews for all the latest updates on research across the system.
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@MarkCzeisler
Mark É Czeisler, MD, PhD
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The Sleep Regularity Index (SRI) is a strong predictor of health & disease In SLEEP, we report: ➤📈SRI use ➤>50% non-disclosure of SRI methods ➤Two calculators produced discrepant SRIs Introducing the Reporting Items for Regularity Indices (RIRI)🧵 https://t.co/2dVdZGoFdr
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@joefigs2
Jose Figueroa, MD, MPH
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We often hear that the U.S. underinvests in primary care and prevention—and that this explains why Americans live shorter, less healthy lives. In new @TheLancet Public Health study, we take a closer look at this issue. https://t.co/hnPLvEdSc5
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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CRISPR had the right idea—why not take the best parts and make something even better? ✂️🔬 The MGRI and BRI accounts are merging to bring you sharper insights and breakthrough research. Follow @MGBResearchNews for the next generation of discoveries!
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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Like a well-folded protein, we’re optimizing for function! 🧬 The MGRI and BRI accounts are coming together to form a structurally sound and highly efficient hub for all things biomedical research. Follow @MGBResearchNews to stay in the loop!
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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For all our scientists: We would like to announce our synergistic coalescence with the MGRI X, resulting in emergent properties that surpass the sum of the individual components. In other words, come see us at our new account, @MGBResearchNews!
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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Scientists! I have a question... What do you call it when two incredible organisms merge into one? I call it @MGBResearchNews! Go check out our new account!
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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We've moved! Go check out our new X account, @MGBResearchNews for all the latest updates on research across the system.
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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We've moved! Go check out our new X account, @MGBResearchNews for all the latest updates on research across the system.
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@bbikdeli
Behnood Bikdeli
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Thanks so much @JACCJournals for showcasing our study led by 🌟@SinaRsh w support from🗺️experts: OAC monotherapy is✅for most pts w AF + stable CAD. Awaiting data from #AQUATIC. Do the results apply to other indications such as mechanical valves or VTE + stable ASCVD?🤔
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JACC Journals
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In patients with #AFib and stable #cvCAD, OAC monotherapy, compared with OAC plus SAPT, was not associated with a statistically significant increased risk of ischemic events but resulted in a significantly reduced risk of bleeding. https://t.co/vOen1sLSZX #JACC #cvCoag @bbikdeli
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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🌟 News Flash! 🌟 We’re excited to announce that we’re moving accounts! Check out @MGBResearchNews to keep up to date on all the amazing accomplishments of the entire @MassGenBrigham research community! #ResearchExcellence #MedicalInnovation #MassGeneralBrigham
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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As #brain stimulation becomes a more integral part of mental health and neurological treatments, researcher @ShanSiddiqi and colleagues in the field are working towards an accredited program and subspecialty designation. Read more: https://t.co/t9cpGbK7yC
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, @AmarDhand and @JamesMullerMD from @BrighamWomens and colleagues developed an app to help people recognize if they’re having a heart attack or stroke. The study was published in @JMIR_Formative. Read more: https://t.co/S4m3oGxsc4 https://t.co/gs8gsEg9nV
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, researcher @jazziup from @BrighamWomens and colleagues developed a urine test to detect kidney transplant rejection. The study was published in @KIReports. Read more: https://t.co/Bl8KXyeQUb https://t.co/q80RvSPkmq
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, researchers from @BrighamWomens and colleagues found that telemedicine may reduce unnecessary health tests. The study was published in @JAMAInternalMed. Read more: https://t.co/SWgyJrU4T6 https://t.co/mauF9qr6gP @IshaniG
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, researchers from @BrighamEndo and colleagues found that metabolic surgery leads to sustained weight loss and greater long-term improvements in health in those with type 2 diabetes. The study was published in @DiabetesCareADA. Read more:
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OBJECTIVE. Type 2 diabetes and obesity are associated with reduced health-related quality of life (HRQoL) and health utility (HU), but long-term effects of
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Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, researchers from @BrighamWomens and colleagues discovered a brain circuit for creativity. The study is published in @JAMANetworkOpen. Read more: https://t.co/j7RatjbCzw @foxmdphd @IsaiahNeurology
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@BrighamResearch
Brigham and Women’s Research
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In a new study, researcher @DrJohnBarbieri and colleagues found that at-home LED devices for acne treatment are safe and effective. The study was published in @JAMADerm. Read more: https://t.co/7A1YKBVxP3
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Join us on Tuesday, March 18th to hear from our next HSR Speaker, John W. Scott, MD, MPH on "Financial Hardship after Trauma and Emergency Surgery". @harborviewmc @UWSurgery
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@UjuetaFrancisco
Francisco Ujueta MD, MS
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Our new publication out today answers a big question, Do multivitamins decrease cardiovascular events in individuals with a history of MI (secondary prevention). Results in link @JAMAInternalMed @BrighamResearch @statnews @TCTMD @nytimes
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This randomized clinical trial assesses the efficacy of oral multivitamins and multiminerals in reducing cardiovascular events in patients with diabetes after a myocardial infarction.
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