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Thara S. Ali, MD

@thara_sofia

Cardiology Fellow @Dartmouth via @NYU IM/med school | Women’s 🫀Health | Tweets are my own opinions

Joined September 2022
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And I’m so thankful for the excellent training I’ve received! No matter who you are, you can learn CPR and save a life! #WomenInCardiology
Joanne Conroy (@JoanneConroyMD) profile pictureJoanne Conroy@JoanneConroyMD18 May 2024
I'm so proud of @DHCVFellowship's @thara_sofia who was honored by @UnionLeader this week as a #NH Hero for her brave actions that saved Terry Dion's life. Dr. Ali, you are an incredible physician & @DartmouthHealth is lucky to have you! ❤️ bit.ly/3UOEpvQ @DHHeartVascular
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Congratulations Stacey, this is so well deserved and we are lucky to have you!
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@NancyatHeart29 Feb 2024
Congrats @drstaceyrosen, named @American_Heart's 2024-25 President-Elect. A champion for women’s health and health equity, Stacey will be a tremendous leader. #changingtheworld @KatzWomensHlth & @NorthwellHealth. @HeartBobH @leethree @dmljmd @VentureValkyrie
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We found that women with breast artery calcification (BAC) were more likely to experience MACE over 10 years of follow up and that BAC is a strong, independent predictor of MACE @CynthiaTaub @DrMarkCreager @DHCVFellowship #AHA23 #WomenInCardiology #GoRedForWomen
Cynthia Taub (@CynthiaTaub) profile pictureCynthia Taub@CynthiaTaub13 Nov 2023
Great presentation on the value of breast artery calcification from routine mammogram in risk prediction of cardiac events in women by Dr. Thara Ali #tharaali #AHA2023 #dhhvc #chrislee #estherchoi
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Can we use screening mammograms to predict heart disease in women? See our new research at #AHA23 this weekend! #GoRedForWomen @CynthiaTaub @drstaceyrosen @DHCVFellowship stroke.org/en/news/2023/11/0…
Mammograms show promise as tool for predicting heart disease and stroke in women

Mammograms show promise as tool for predicting heart disease and stroke in women

Women whose mammograms show evidence of breast artery calcification may face a higher risk for future cardiovascular problems, according to preliminary new research.

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Game changer for how we understand #PPCM
Cardio-Obstetrics (@CardioOb) profile pictureCardio-Obstetrics@CardioOb3 Aug 2023
Serum Proteomic Analysis of Peripartum Cardiomyopathy #PPCM Reveals Distinctive Dysregulation of Inflammatory & Cholesterol Metabolism Pathways #CardioObstetrics @JACCJournals
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This is why it’s so important to study women! Fantastic review showing women are more symptomatic and at higher risk of stroke from atrial fibrillation #WomensCardiology
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How should we interpret echocardiograms in pregnant women without high-risk cardiac disease? Thank you @CynthiaTaub and @KCHennessey for your incredible mentorship throughout this project! @CardioOb @EstherChoiMD mdpi.com/1945920 #mdpijcdd via @JCDD_MDPI
Association between Abnormal Echocardiography and Adverse Obstetric Outcomes in Low-Risk Pregnant...

Association between Abnormal Echocardiography and Adverse Obstetric Outcomes in Low-Risk Pregnant...

Maternal mortality in the United States is a public health crisis of preventable deaths among young women. The role of echocardiography in the evaluation of pregnant women with cardiovascular...

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