Powell O. Jose, MD OurHealth Romit Bhattacharya Pradeep Natarajan Dr. Martha Gulati ♥️🫀❤️‍🩹🇨🇦 Ritu Thamman MD Kevin S Shah, MD Amit Khera Hello South Asians Ankur Kalra Dhru Purohit Since I have been in India for last two weeks - I am told about 5 different neighbors in middle age that have been diagnosed of triple vessel disease ( not by me) - this is a small community in small town of India. All with DM. It’s scary where this epidemic of atherosclerotic

Dr. Purvi Parwani Powell O. Jose, MD OurHealth Romit Bhattacharya Pradeep Natarajan Dr. Martha Gulati ♥️🫀❤️‍🩹🇨🇦 Ritu Thamman MD Kevin S Shah, MD Amit Khera Hello South Asians Ankur Kalra Dhru Purohit People in Late 30s with MIs and stents 😢 I truly believe premature CAD has a completely different definition in South Asians

Join me on Sept 21, 2024 for our Dallas HeartWalk. Having lost my dad early to heart disease, the mission is even more personal for me! www2.heart.org/site/TR?fr_id=…

Kudos to the #OurHealth study group for their initiative to bridge the knowledge gap in #cardiovasculardiseases among South Asians. Despite being 23% of the world population and having a 2X higher risk than Europeans, they're underrepresented in research. #healthequity

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Looking forward to Dr.V.Mohan 's Diabetes Update and sharing our work on precision nutrition strategies among South Asians

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Congrats to Whitney Hornsby for receiving an MassGeneral Medicine Equity Award!

My conversation with Pradeep Natarajan on preventing cardiovascular disease is the new Ground Truths podcast —how low to go for LDL cholesterol? — apoB, Lp(a), polygenic risk score, CHIP, role of inflammation —new RNA drugs [sorry, link is in my profile due to X-suppression]

Great conversation with Eric Topol on the Ground Truths podcast! We covered a lot! Mass General Heart Mass General Research Institute Broad Institute Harvard Medical School AHA Science

Genetic Drivers of Cardiovascular Risk among South Asian Adults | Current Cardiovascular Risk Reports link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Is the ⬆️ ASCVD risk in #SouthAsians genetically driven? DNA is not destiny, but there are genetic pathways implicated in ASCVD RFs. Nice review of genomic studies, pharmacogenetics, & integration of these into PRS to improve risk prediction led by The Osler Medical Residency 🌟Abhi Gami

Genetic Drivers of CV Risk among South Asians | Current CV Risk Reports - led by ⁦The Osler Medical Residency ⭐️⁩ Abhi Gami⁩ ⁦Jaideep⁩ ⁦romit bhattacharya⁩ & ⁦Pradeep Natarajan⁩ ⁦Johns Hopkins Ciccarone Center⁩ ⁦Johns Hopkins Cardiology⁩ #🥍🏏⚽️🎾⚾️ link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to share that our abstract “Clinical Characteristics and Outcomes of South Asians Presenting with ACS” was accepted to #AHA24 American Heart Association This is a very personal project for me that’s been in the making nearly since I’ve started my residency Northwell IM Residency

Here’s to hoping for a lifetime of work in this field, and looking forward to an eventual but much needed paradigm shift through efforts from groups such as Society for South Asian Heart Research (SAHR) OurHealth MASALA Study

.Priyansh Shah representing OurHealth at the #IndiaDayParade in NY! 🙌 ourhealthstudy.org 💜

It was an honour to represent OurHealth at the India Day Parade in NY yesterday! Talked about the importance of cardiovascular health in South Asians with numerous people 🇮🇳🇱🇰🇳🇵🇵🇰🇧🇩 Thank you Romit Bhattacharya & Sanchita Singal Parulkar, MD for all the support!

Thanks Chittur Sivaram for allowing me an opportunity to highlight this important issue and for the fantastic discussion/Q&A after my talk! #SouthAsians are 25% of the global population but carry 50% of the #CVD burden. CAD occurs 10 years earlier, is more aggressive and diffuse – we

Thanks for the special delivery Romit Bhattacharya - I love sharing these posters with our patients! OurHealth Pradeep Natarajan

What a Polygenic Risk Score Can and Can't Tell You magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/what-… Harvard Magazine Mass General Heart Broad Institute Harvard Medical School