Mariam Shahabi
@mariamshahabi.bsky.social
Dow Medical College | Aspiring physician-scientist | Biostatistics
Reposted by Mariam Shahabi
1/ 🚨 Are we denying older adults a life-saving therapy?
Our meta-analysis (32,541 older adults) shows SGLT-2 inhibitors significantly reduce mortality, heart failure hospitalizations, and major cardiac events.
Yet, they remain underused. Why? 🧵👇
#CardioSky
Our meta-analysis (32,541 older adults) shows SGLT-2 inhibitors significantly reduce mortality, heart failure hospitalizations, and major cardiac events.
Yet, they remain underused. Why? 🧵👇
#CardioSky
February 25, 2025 at 8:14 AM
1/ 🚨 Are we denying older adults a life-saving therapy?
Our meta-analysis (32,541 older adults) shows SGLT-2 inhibitors significantly reduce mortality, heart failure hospitalizations, and major cardiac events.
Yet, they remain underused. Why? 🧵👇
#CardioSky
Our meta-analysis (32,541 older adults) shows SGLT-2 inhibitors significantly reduce mortality, heart failure hospitalizations, and major cardiac events.
Yet, they remain underused. Why? 🧵👇
#CardioSky
Reposted by Mariam Shahabi
1/17
[Why] is furosemide susceptible to malabsorption from "gut edema"?
When a patient with heart failure is hospitalized with congestion I often hear "let's use IV furosemide; they're probably not absorbing the PO."
It's a comment unique to furosemide.
But is it accurate?
[Why] is furosemide susceptible to malabsorption from "gut edema"?
When a patient with heart failure is hospitalized with congestion I often hear "let's use IV furosemide; they're probably not absorbing the PO."
It's a comment unique to furosemide.
But is it accurate?
November 17, 2024 at 3:18 AM
1/17
[Why] is furosemide susceptible to malabsorption from "gut edema"?
When a patient with heart failure is hospitalized with congestion I often hear "let's use IV furosemide; they're probably not absorbing the PO."
It's a comment unique to furosemide.
But is it accurate?
[Why] is furosemide susceptible to malabsorption from "gut edema"?
When a patient with heart failure is hospitalized with congestion I often hear "let's use IV furosemide; they're probably not absorbing the PO."
It's a comment unique to furosemide.
But is it accurate?
Excited to share my abstracts in Blood! One will be presented tomorrow at ASH 2024.
Per our GBD 2021 analyses,
- CLL deaths have dropped in Europe and North America but increased in Africa
- Multiple myeloma deaths have risen globally, esp in Asia
shorturl.at/i8Os3
shorturl.at/Wjzdi
#ash2024
Per our GBD 2021 analyses,
- CLL deaths have dropped in Europe and North America but increased in Africa
- Multiple myeloma deaths have risen globally, esp in Asia
shorturl.at/i8Os3
shorturl.at/Wjzdi
#ash2024
Global and Regional Burden of Multiple Myeloma from 1980 to 2021: An Analysis of Gbd Study 2021
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December 8, 2024 at 12:53 PM
Excited to share my abstracts in Blood! One will be presented tomorrow at ASH 2024.
Per our GBD 2021 analyses,
- CLL deaths have dropped in Europe and North America but increased in Africa
- Multiple myeloma deaths have risen globally, esp in Asia
shorturl.at/i8Os3
shorturl.at/Wjzdi
#ash2024
Per our GBD 2021 analyses,
- CLL deaths have dropped in Europe and North America but increased in Africa
- Multiple myeloma deaths have risen globally, esp in Asia
shorturl.at/i8Os3
shorturl.at/Wjzdi
#ash2024
I took this course as a premed and it was instrumental in helping me start my research journey. More importantly, it helped me see the profound impact of scientific rigor— or its lack thereof— on clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.
December 7, 2024 at 6:32 PM
I took this course as a premed and it was instrumental in helping me start my research journey. More importantly, it helped me see the profound impact of scientific rigor— or its lack thereof— on clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.