Cardio-oncology During COVID19 Times

North Shore team members received a thank-you cake on https://t.co/yxZfuiGTZc...Johnny Milano for The New York Times #Coronavirus #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/pl2U2SHhTH

— Jake Poore (@jakepoore) April 4, 2020

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Wonder Woman fit in nicely with my hospital's new theme, 'City Of Heroes' Great response from the medical professionals here at work. #cityofhope #nursesweek #nurse #galgadot #heroes #wonderwoman #healthcareworkers #healthcareheros

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I hope everyone is managing okay during this unprecedented time. I came across this photo and it resonated with me. My son and I are big superhero fans. Now we are big "first responder" fans! Thank God for them. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Be well and stay safe! #firstresponders #thankyoufirstresponders #keepsafe #keepsafeeveryone #covid19 #coronavirus #stayhome #superheros #amazingpeople #therealsuperheroes

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We need to practice gratitude now more than ever as we face drastic life adjustments with #COVID19. Who are you grateful for in these challenging times?

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A sincere thank you to the incredibly brave people working around the clock to keep this country going. Whether it be the medical staff treating those physically affected, the grocery store worker stocking shelves amidst the chaos, or even the sanitation specialists, postal service workers and countless other professions making sure the rest of the world spins, this pandemic has shown us which societal roles are truly “essential”. If you know someone on the frontlines, check in on them. See if they themselves need anything, and thank them for their huge service to our society. I have no idea how our country or even our world will look after this has passed, but I take comfort in knowing that it will, and that we have the chance to be stronger because of it. I’ve made this image free to download on my website, thomaswimberly.com/forefront Link in bio to download. #usa #covid_19 #covıd19 #coronavirus #patriots #art #design #redwhiteandblue #america #artforchange

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Honor caretakers and healthcare workers supporting people affected with #COVID19 in your community.

Acknowledge the role they play to save lives and keep your loved ones safe.https://t.co/brPm9JlAWH #coronavirus #MentalHealth pic.twitter.com/fKnFN5rjJm

— World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) March 14, 2020

CVICU rounds so far today:

Late presentation anterior STEMI
Late presentation anterior STEMI
Late presentation inferior STEMI
Late presentation lateral NSTEMI

All stayed home due to fear of COVID. pic.twitter.com/cjrXecIZPL

— Jonathan Afilalo (@FrailtyMD) May 16, 2020

Had the pleasure of participating in this document led by @dineshpmcc1 about suggestions on how to monitor for cardiotoxicity during #Covid_19 crisis 🦠 #BonnieKy @JLiu_MSKCardOnc #JACCCardioOnc https://t.co/eK8FNLkU1L pic.twitter.com/hNjEFwhhFV

— Juan Lopez-Mattei (@onco_cardiology) April 17, 2020

Today in #JACCCardioOnc: Preliminary data suggests patients w/ #CVD & #cancer, are among those at highest risk of not only acquiring #COVID19, but also having worse outcomes. @SarjuGanatraMD et al. examine disease interactions in the novel #coronavirus.https://t.co/1h6kTxRtkJ pic.twitter.com/hEDSC5kEkh

— JACC Journals (@JACCJournals) March 20, 2020

Thanks for sharing! Sadly, I can image something worse: Patients with cancer & heart disease who then get #COVID19 #cardioonc 😬 https://t.co/PXBsf1offN

— Joshua Levenson, MD (@jelevenson) April 17, 2020

Severe #COVID19 is associated w/ cytokine release syndrome that can be lethal, like what occurs in some patients w/ CAR-T therapy. @carlhjune & John Moore make the case for potential IL-6 blockade utility https://t.co/a5JDJBikhs @ScienceMagazine w/ @ScienceVisuals @oooitsplasma pic.twitter.com/gkSrskhU2O

— Eric Topol (@EricTopol) April 17, 2020

Let’s take extra care of our #CardioOnc patients cause they are more vulnerable to #COVID19. https://t.co/kmTtLeYJzD

— Maria Sol Andres 🇦🇷🇬🇧 (@MariaSolAndres1) March 20, 2020

A very useful guide on how to adapt #CardioOncology services in the time of #Covid19 #CardioOnc https://t.co/1uxIAVkjCC

— Dr Arjun Ghosh (London Cardio-Oncology) (@arjunkg) May 25, 2020

2️⃣ #JACCBTS/#JACCCardioOnc: #CVD/#CardioOnc Primer: on #COVID19 Trials: https://t.co/jSGOlvr0Rf pic.twitter.com/PKE9aKmMk5

— JACC Journals (@JACCJournals) May 7, 2020

See the new @ICOSociety podcast!! #DrGuiseppeCurigliano and @DLenihanICOS_MD discuss “Cardio-Oncology in the COVID19 Era: Insights from Italy” https://t.co/NC1kLaFlCK#cardioonc #coronavirus #Covid19 @sdent_duke @OSUCardioOnc @drrafasbaido @Dr_Mike_Fradley @mtmdphd @TomasNeilan

— International Cardio-Oncology Society (@ICOSociety) May 20, 2020

As the use of telehealth has increased during the #COVID19 pandemic, "unique advantages" of #telehealth approaches for #cardioOnc patients have emerged, according to a Viewpoint published April 22 in @JACCJournals. https://t.co/Vl4JjcgThv

— American College of Cardiology (@ACCinTouch) April 22, 2020

In a new #JACCCardioOnc Viewpoint, Drs. @eimanjahangir, @amar_parikh & Anupam Kumar, explore advantages of #telehealth in #CardioOnc, share their experience w/ a telehealth clinic @VUMC_heart & advocate for its use beyond the current #pandemic. https://t.co/HEANFIOspW #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/OpvLMwOe9N

— JACC Journals (@JACCJournals) April 22, 2020

#COVID19 & Oncology: those w/blood, lung malignancies or metastatic disease, were at highest risk of complications and death https://t.co/1O1svJi5Oi

— Jennifer Kwan MD PhD (@jennkwanMDPhD) April 29, 2020

Telemedicine *WILL NOT* fix Health Disparities in America until we close the Digital Divide. @nationwidekids my Black, Brown, immigrant & rural patients suffer most!

Thanks to @WIRED & brilliant @MarionRenault for featuring my words. 🙏🏽https://t.co/0O1DN66jlV

— Dr. Ray Bignall (@DrRayMD) June 9, 2020

Is anyone else having hard time focusing on #ASCO20 #cancer meeting, while people of color, communities are in so much pain? Has @ASCO issued statement calling out racism, committing to equity? I may have missed; haven't tuned in. Waiting... pic.twitter.com/bTWhxLTQfA

— Cary Gross (@cpgYALE) May 30, 2020

Even as we celebrate research success at #ASCO20, it is hard not to shed tears for the injustice that happen(s)ed around us this week. I take the knee locking hands with ⁦@Kaepernick7⁩ today. What about you? https://t.co/5CBbFaXDwn

— Suresh S. Ramalingam, MD, FASCO (@RamalingamMD) May 30, 2020

#ASCO20 User Locations🌎 pic.twitter.com/yqqeUoFQGO

— Luca Dezzani (@LucaDezzani) May 30, 2020

Powerful piece in @USATODAY by black medical school deans (including our own @TalmadgeKing @UCSFMedicine) highlighting disparities during #COVID19 overlaid on existing inequities

Thank you @HenriFordMD @SelwynVickers & other authors #InItTogetherhttps://t.co/oDQ7HMy7VZ

— Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo (@KBibbinsDomingo) April 10, 2020