Our HCM Center is excited to welcome world expert Dr Rachel Lampert to @HarringtonHVI @UHhospitals as our 2025 HCM Visiting Professor this week discussing Exercise in HCM. @EiranGorodeski @shishem @JudyMackall

🚨Leadership Opportunity🚨 Yale Department of Anesthesiology is seeking an exceptional leader to join us as the Chief of Cardiothoracic Anesthesiology. Click the link below to apply! https://t.co/lqQCaMww8C

@jfreeMD discusses managing atrial fibrillation in patients with heart failure during this presentation for the #AHFTC lecture series. @YaleHF @YaleCardiology https://t.co/KshaHexgtw

Join @quin_denfeld to learn about frailty, tools available for assessment of frailty, and how frailty influences diagnosis, prognosis, and candidacy for advanced therapies in patients with heart failure. #AHFTC @YaleHF https://t.co/uuktb0fJtY

What is the recommended anticoagulation approach for #LVAD patients, and what is the reasoning behind it? Watch this talk from the #AHFTC lecture series to learn more. @YaleHF @YaleCardiology @YNHH https://t.co/WMfo90OKZI

Check out Dr. Michael Sobieraj discussing risk scores to help determine the risk of right ventricular failure after LVAD implantation. #AHFTC @YaleHF @YaleCardiology https://t.co/asGeEJ0foJ

Researchers at @YaleMed found that a specific group of patients who had AKI while in the hospital faced the higher risks of heart failure, kidney disease progression, and even death in the years after hospitalization. @YaleNephrology https://t.co/wum5qK0uOC

Researchers at the Yale School of Medicine have discovered how specific genetic mutations can lead to left ventricular hypertrophy in Noonan syndrome, and have also identified a leukemia drug that shows promise as a therapeutic. @YaleMed https://t.co/exTSiKNPuf

Dr. Jeffrey Testani and colleagues have found that in heart failure, response to oral diuretics can be rapidly & accurately assessed using a urine sample collected 2 hr after oral diuretic dose, along with the Natriuretic Response Prediction Equation. https://t.co/p5IKQYhFqh

Diagnosis and Management of Cardiogenic Shock by Dr. Lavanya Bellumkonda. In summary, "Early identification, risk stratification, and understanding the nuances of presentation may help with selecting appropriate treatment strategies." @YaleCardiology https://t.co/kBhWDHWuHx

"This is the first time that we’ve had a noninvasive method to delineate between the different types of rejection that may occur within the heart," - Dr. Sounok Sen, Medical Director of the Yale Cardiac Transplantation Program. @YaleTransplant https://t.co/8hX9t569qL

Dr. Jeffrey Testani and colleagues find that in acute heart failure, both strategies—loop dose intensification and adjuvant thiazide addition — improve diuretic response, but with a larger augmentation of natriuresis achieved with adjuvant thiazide. https://t.co/p8LGJ7kxRE

New episode drop: Behind the Pages of the New Journal, JCF-Intersections 🎙️ Hear from @JasonKatzMD and @noshreza, Editor-in-Chief and Deputy Editor of the newest journal in the heart failure space, the Journal of Cardiac Failure – Intersections @JCFINT Listen now 👉

@drcsalerno joined the #AHFTC lecture series earlier this spring to discuss the evaluation and management of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Check out his presentation here! @YaleHF @yaleHFdoc https://t.co/S6uWVWwwzH

“A baby was on hospice. Six months later, she was treated with CRISPR. Today, she’s home.” – Dr. Eric Adler on what’s possible right now in gene therapy. #HFBeat → https://t.co/nfS4HyKZ1S @EricAdler17 @MHBeasleyMD @priyaumapathi

When people talk about "telemonitoring" in heart failure, they can be talking about very different things. Great teamwork on this systematic review by @KwaahPatrick @barbiemalaga @kassemfarhatMD @AAbdullah780 @EOlumuyideMD and collaboration with @MHBeasleyMD @LilySternMD

EHR nudges a bust for boosting guideline-directed meds in acute HF: PROMPT-AHF

No biopsy required: Blood test could spot signs of rejection in heart transplant recipients

For Heart Transplant Patients, Blood Test May Detect Rejection Earlier and More Easily

“Know your level 1 center.” @ShashankSinhaMD emphasizes how critical it is for regional and community hospitals to form relationships with tertiary shock centers. Why? Because triage can determine survival. Explore this guidance on the latest #HFBeat episode. 🔗