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Fiona McBryde

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Medical researcher at the University of Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland, New Zealand
Joined April 2020
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@faopsphysiology
FAOPS Physiology
2 months
Wonderful to see some of our FAOPS Council here in Frankfurt for the IUPS Conference! L-R: Prof Mangala Gunatilake who heads our Education & Leadership Mission, Treasurer Prof Linda Yu, Media & Sponsorship Mission lead Dr Fiona McBryde and Prof Yoshihiro. @TheIUPS @FionaMcbryde
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@CircRes
Circulation Research
2 months
@CircRes Sept 12th Issue is Out! https://t.co/IiX6g6rOKd Cover: image are the chemosensory GCs (cyan) scattered throughout a dense capillary network (grey) supplying the organ & innervated by numerous sensory NFs (orange) transmitting reflex information to the brain.
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@HeartNZ
Heart Foundation NZ
3 months
🚨New research reveals an overactive ‘fight-or-flight’ stress reflex may increase heart strain. This could help unlock ways to reduce heart attack and stroke risk. Congrats to 3 Heart Foundation-funded researchers and @AucklandUni on their research published in a top journal!
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@FionaMcbryde
Fiona McBryde
6 months
Dropping sympathetic is key to fully mitigate CV risk!
@HyperAHA
Hypertension
6 months
RESEARCH ARTICLE: Failure of Antihypertensive Treatment to Restore Normal Sympathetic Activity https://t.co/p7OxVY2yUg
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@jacktame
Jack Tame
6 months
Recently my image and was used in a deep fake video and promoted online to scam diabetes patients. This is a very important PSA.
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1news.co.nz
Bogus footage of Q+A's Jack Tame and one of the country's leading diabetes researchers has been contrived to swindle people.
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@EduardoColomba1
Eduardo Colombari
7 months
Hypertension, blood–brain barrier disruption and changes in intracranial pressure - Colombari - 2025 - The Journal of Physiology - Wiley Online Library
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physoc.onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Abstract figure legend The schematic abstract illustrates how chronic hypertension disrupts neurovascular control, leading to abnormal intracranial pressure (ICP) regulation and blood–brain barrier...
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@nzlistener
The Listener
8 months
Julian Paton, director of Manaaki Manawa, is leading attempts to develop a revolutionary new heart valve and improve the lives of children with rheumatic heart disease. https://t.co/XinbymI8Wf
nzherald.co.nz
Auckland scientists aim to develop a replacement heart valve that will grow with the child
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@J_C_MD_PhD
Jurgen Claassen
9 months
The brain baroreflex – a hidden guardian of the cerebral circulation - Osei‐Boateng - The Journal of Physiology - Wiley Online Library
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@Pat_Brassard
Patrice Brassard, PhD
9 months
The brain baroreflex – a hidden guardian of the cerebral circulation @JPhysiol https://t.co/SDX2bbtgRb
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@faopsphysiology
FAOPS Physiology
9 months
Congratulations to the FAOPS Travel Grant recipients at SAAP IX 🎉 Dr. Udari Kaushalya Egodage on Online Resources for Learning Physiology, Dr. Sonam Chaudhary on the Impact of Face Masks on Pulse Rate and Dr. Asfaq Rafed Rahman on Green Tea Effects on Paracetamol Liver Damage
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@IntJStroke
International Journal of Stroke
10 months
Just Accepted! 💊Intensive blood pressure lowering for 24 hours after endovascular thrombectomy (EVT) may negatively impact outcomes, particularly in patients who received intravenous tissue plasminogen activator before EVT Read more below👇 https://t.co/lEPa7dYHQv @jaeseob_yun
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@ExpPhysiol
Experimental Physiology
11 months
Michael J. Plunkett, Julian F. R. Paton and @DrJamesPFisher (@FMHS_UoA) examine our understanding of the autonomic control of pulmonary circulation, with an emphasis on its clinical relevance and potential therapeutic targeting in pulmonary hypertension! 📜 https://t.co/GfNFUpbjFO
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@Pat_Brassard
Patrice Brassard, PhD
1 year
New @japplphysiol Call for Papers « Cerebrovascular Control in Health and Disease: From Modeling to Translational Research » spearheaded by Ass. Editor @Pat_Brassard , and Guest Editors @CARickardsPhD and @brain_bfm (S. Payne). Send us your best work! https://t.co/phWsgIREsV
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journals.physiology.org
The Journal of Applied Physiology publishes original papers that deal with diverse areas of research in applied physiology, especially those papers emphasizing adaptive and integrative mechanisms....
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@farmgeek
John Hart
1 year
This makes me so grumpy that I’m unlocking my account. We have five days, so hit me up with your best thoughts on this and hopefully we can create a resource to make it easy for people to submit. Time to step up, fellow pakeha. Oh, and please retweet for reach.
@NZParliament
NZ Parliament
1 year
Public submissions are now being called for the Local Government (Electoral Legislation and Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Bill. Make a submission by 11.59pm, Wednesday, 29 May: https://t.co/WPg4h7YD4r
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@FionaMcbryde
Fiona McBryde
2 years
I think it likely that some current anti-HT drugs already affect the venous circulation as well as arterial, it's just incredibly difficult to assess the hemodynamic effects on the veins: We don't know what we can't measure! (But now we can!)
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@FionaMcbryde
Fiona McBryde
2 years
That's an interesting question Michael. I think we can say with confidence that low venous capacity is bad, in a variety of scenarios. My take is that restoring capacity towards normal (eg in hypertension) is likely helpful short/medium term BP buffering. Longer term ...tbc!
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@FionaMcbryde
Fiona McBryde
2 years
Our latest publication - this was a massive technically demanding set of studies over three years, by the indefatigable Dr Tonja Emans. Epic!
@HyperAHA
Hypertension
2 years
The Forgotten Circulation: Reduced mesenteric venous capacitance in hypertensive rats is improved by decreasing sympathetic activity @FionaMcbryde https://t.co/AVIWIr0XbP
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