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The deadline for nominations is noon (EDT) on May 1st, 2023. Please nominate a colleague today so we can celebrate and pay recognition to the incredible work of HF researchers in Canada! ➡️https://t.co/ibQYYbzUEg

Our 2022 winner, @USherbrooke 's Dr. Serge LePage, has done ground-breaking work in cardiac insufficiency, angina & hypertension & has published over 26 articles & 28 abstracts. https://t.co/KHKeqPn51Y

CALL FOR AWARD NOMINATIONS? CHFS’ Annual Achievement Award recognizes a member making a significant contribution to the academic, research, or clinical scopes of #HeartFailure. #CardioTwitter ➡️https://t.co/ibQYYbAstO

Brain health is connected to heart health, so keep your brain healthy by keeping your heart healthy. Incorporating top 10 foods from the MIND diet will help! #BrainAwarenessWeek @BrainCanada ➡️https://t.co/tBIim3xAwy https://t.co/RRl0R95aAv

Take Another Little Piece of My Heart! No, not another heartbreak ballad, but a presentation from Dr. @JacobKriegel, Co-Founder and CMO of Alleviant Medical. Register for our upcoming ECHO webinar to learn about @alleviant's successes and technologies. ?https://t.co/Y48JT6XSPZ https://t.co/GlWfp9wipm

"Our research will identify why it is after menopause women have a greater risk of dying from a heart attack." #HerHeartMatters #CardioTwitter https://t.co/7kovsfRIjU

Submit an abstract to Vascular 2023 in atherosclerosis, vascular cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, endocrine diseases, metabolic disease, heart disease, peripheral arterial disease, vascular kidney disease and stroke: https://t.co/SGSMwGqoS6 #VASC23 https://t.co/5XxuEeF0Ou

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Exciting to learn of this clinical trial led by @hvanspall & researchers at @HamHealthSci. Ongoing monitoring & care is needed for people living with heart failure; finding ways to increase access to care is critical. #CardioTwitter https://t.co/js6Y0d0Sxn