I just read this fantastic review from the MGH group about Athlete’s Heart. If you want to understand the history and mechanisms, this article is the best review I’ve seen. www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10....

Great new study with collaboration from the Regnier lab @uwbioe.bsky.social and the Kad lab at the University of Kent in the UK! Very cool spatially resolved single-molecule imaging. @ctmr-uw.bsky.social

If you want to watch mental and physical strength, watch the Tour de France. If you want to watch sports in the mountains, rolling hills, and old villages, watch the TDF. If you want to watch individuals giving their all for the team leader, watch the TDF. Just watch it.

I love The Bear. Love it. But someone getting admitted for a heart attack and then being told it was actually first degree heart block.

If you’re looking for some education, come to the Seattle Sudden Cardiac Death Symposium on February 1st. A fabulous lineup of speakers with the keynote by Peter Kudenchuk discussing his lifetime of resuscitation work. uw.cloud-cme.com/course/cours...

@jeffhsumd.bsky.social Let’s say you’re running a race, and at mile 9 you see 5 medics and a young person on the ground with defib pads on, but it looks like they’ve achieved ROSC and have things under control. As a sports cards doc, do you stop? Would you be of help or just get in the way?