Brain Innovation Days’ Post

I invite you to read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gHWg9t_8 If you find the topic valuable, kindly evaluate the article by assigning your SIQ™ (Scholarly Impact Quotient) rating on the Cureus platform. Your feedback will help enhance its reach and relevance in the scientific community. Looking forward to your thoughts and insights! Let’s work together to address this critical public health challenge. #Research #CardiovascularHealth #Thrombosis #PublicHealth #Cureus #IndiaHealthChallenges

Researchers: 📢 The NIH HEAL Initiative® issued a new notice of funding opportunity (NOFO) to support research aimed at a holistic understanding of inter-individual or between-person differences in human pain conditions. This NOFO will support studies focusing on whole person health and enhancing personalized pain treatment and management strategies. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ea34_sUb #nihHEALinitiative

Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women. #USFHealth Cardiologist Dr. Daniela Crousillat is actively championing better representation of women in clinical research, emphasizing the need for tailored treatments to improve women's cardiovascular health outcomes. Learn more about our efforts to enhance the recruitment and retention of women in medical research. #NWHW #womenshealth

Causes or Cures Episode 205: I sat down with Dr. Hooman Allayee and James Hilser to explore their new research on the lasting impact of COVID-19 on heart health. They reveal surprising findings about how COVID—especially in those who were hospitalized—elevates the risk of severe heart issues long after recovery, even years down the road (at least 3 years, which stunned me!!) The conversation dives into the connection between blood type and post-COVID heart risk, and the researchers share their theories on why blood type matters. Plus, they discuss the implications of these findings for people, public health and clinical practice, offering important recommendations for how the public health and medical community should respond. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/ekZqpzHk #covid #covid19 #hearthealth #cardiovascular #healthpodcast #medicalpodcast #pubichealth #researchpodcast #bloodtype #longcovid

✨ HInM Year In Review 2024: Day 10 ✨ The Health Innovation Accelerator has been established to rapidly improve the diagnosis and treatment of disease across the 2.8m #GreaterManchester population. The Accelerator encompasses two projects, the Advanced Diagnostics Accelerator and the DEVOTE programme, delivered through a partnership between HInM, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, The University of Manchester, and industry partners. Through these programmes of work, the Accelerator is addressing several of Greater Manchester’s major morbidities including liver, heart and lung disease, by using academic, clinical and industry excellence to better understand data, digital tools and innovative point of care testing to improve health outcomes for patients. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3OGY12r #weareHInM #12DaysOfHInMness

I am thrilled to announce the launch of the “International Roundtable Discussion on Late, Missed and Misdiagnosis of Heart Disease in Women” by Global Heart Hub. This groundbreaking report sheds light on the unique challenges and disparities that women face when it comes to heart health, and provides insights and recommendations for improving care and outcomes. The Report focuses on four priority areas: 1) Healthcare system and medical education; 2) Research; 3) Patient & public engagement and awareness; 4) Policy change and public health. As a passionate advocate for women's health, I am proud to see this important issue being brought to the forefront. It is crucial that we continue to raise awareness and drive action to ensure that women receive the care and support they need to maintain a healthy heart. Read the report: https://lnkd.in/eQHhqYA7 Well done to my collueague Joanna Ten-Kate for leading this exceptional group of professionals and launching the report. Join the conversation on how we can work together to prioritize and advance women’s heart health worldwide. #GlobalHeartHub #WomenAndHeartReport #HeartHealth #WomensHealth #Advocacy #Awareness #Healthcare #GlobalHealth

In German-speaking countries, we're transforming how women with fibroids access critical information and support: With our Starke Periode platform, we empower patients to better understand their symptoms and navigate their options for treatment. Our website and social media presence reach up to 17,000 users daily, providing trustworthy, medically-reviewed content about fibroid symptoms, causes, and innovative treatment options—ensuring women have the knowledge they need to make informed decisions. A major highlight of our platform is the Expert Panel, which includes medical professionals such as Mandy Mangler, Stefan Renner, Dr. Valentina Auletta, Prof. Thomas Römer, and Susanne Denny. These experts rigorously review our content, ensuring it's accurate and aligned with the latest medical research. We invite you to explore our educational resources and learn more about how Starke Periode is helping fibroid patients take control of their health: 🌐 www.starke-periode.de 📱 Social media: @starke.periode Ask your doctor if Sonata® may be right for you. Side effects may include bleeding, spotting, cramping, and/or discharge. For Safety Information or to learn more, visit https://lnkd.in/gQMnmC3q #FibroidAwareness #WomensHealth #PatientEducation #StarkePeriode

Learn more about caring for older adults. Do you know the medications, even OTC ones that affect older adults differently than younger adults? Learn about some new tools to improve care for older patients

For BAME communities, language barriers and health inequalities increase the risk of cardiovascular disease. Miscommunication leads to poor medication adherence, resulting in preventable complications, hospital admissions, and financial strain on the NHS. At Written Medicine, we tackle this by providing bilingual medication labels and clear instructions, helping patients understand their treatments and manage their conditions. This improves health outcomes and reduces the burden on the NHS. Let’s Use Heart for Action by advocating for clear communication, better adherence, and a more inclusive healthcare system.

🚨 Big News from the International Misophonia Foundation! 🚨 We've officially submitted a proposal to the World Health Organization (WHO) to classify Misophonia as a discrete disorder in the ICD-11. This is a major step toward gaining recognition, improving research, and ensuring better care for those living with this often-misunderstood condition. Our proposal is based on cutting-edge research highlighting Misophonia's neurophysiological basis and supported by a petition signed by over 1,000 individuals. These powerful testimonials shared the real-life challenges of living with Misophonia and the urgent need for its formal classification. We believe this is just the beginning. Moving forward, we call for greater collaboration among researchers, advocates, and organizations to unify efforts and improve understanding and treatment. Together, we can make a difference! 💙 Read the full proposal here: https://lnkd.in/gRazUN55 #MisophoniaAwareness #ICD11 #MentalHealthMatters #Misophonia