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Probably one of the most important things to understand - everybody, including ourselves, is so sure about what we remember. It probably isn’t exactly correct. Especially during stressful situations.
Mar 12
January 28, 1986, at 11:39am, the Space Shuttle exploded during liftoff, killing all seven crew members. It was a big deal. As soon as it happened, everyone stopped what they were doing to watch the TV updates.
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Jan 11
Not. Done. Yet.
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15 Dec 2025
Philip Rivers’ post-game message:
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24 May 2025
20th anniversary of David Foster Wallace's famous "This is Water" commencement speech.
A must-read piece from @sahilbloom on 4 lessons from the speech that everyone needs to hear. sahilbloom.com/newsletter/th…
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LAST CALL: Investigator Award 2025 - Funding Opportunity!! Letter of due 5/1
Check out more info here: conta.cc/3XrtGK0
🚨ALERT: FUNDING OPPORTUNITY🚨
Check out the 2025 CNOC Investigator Award! The purpose of the award is to provide funding to CNOC members to leverage the CNOC Clinical Registry. Letter of intent due 5/1 🗓️
Learn more here 👉conta.cc/3XrtGK0
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10 Feb 2025
#Congenital #CME article from @SarahWGoldberg et al on Outcomes in Adult Congenital Heart Disease Patients With Down Syndrome Undergoing a Cardiac Surgical Procedure: doi.org/10.1016/j.athoracsur… #AnnalsCME
@brettranders @JustinElhoff @stephgaydos @LubertMD @mgurvitzmd
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11 Sep 2024
The thread of legacy...and the color of honor.
As fine a piece of work and tribute as I've ever seen. A sledgehammer every year.
Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player whose trademark was a red bandana.
On September 11, 2001, he led people to safety after terrorists struck the World Trade Center.
This is his story.
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3 Aug 2024
"The more frequently you look at data, the more noise you are disproportionally likely to get (rather than the valuable part, called the signal)." — Nassim N. Taleb (@nntaleb)
via the 5-Bullet Friday newsletter (tim.blog/fbf) from @tferriss
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Check out our FIRST EVER podcast! "CNOC Talk" featuring @knegrin1 & Caroline Lee as your hosts chatting w/@DrSarahKelly @DrKellyWolfe @ShabPeyvandi about the origin of CNOC, #neurodevelopment in #CHD & next steps for the field! Listen here conta.cc/3I3Unwl ❤️🧠
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1 Dec 2023
Glad to have the opportunity to utilize @sickbayMIC to illustrate and quantify something we something we frequently observe.
Developmental care in the #PedsCICU isn’t just “nice” but is physiologically sound medicine.
@PCICS2 @pc4quality @CardiacNeuro @NewbornCardiac @SCCM
29 Nov 2023
Infants in the #PedsCICU exhibit evidence of favorable physiologic changes while being held by a parent
@PCICS2 @CardiacNeuro @NewbornCardiac @JustinElhoff @saulcicu @loomba_rohit @chetnakpande @robinschloss @McGetrickMD @saraheschwab
doi.org/10.1017/S10479511230… #PedsICU #NICU
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9 Nov 2023
Fantastic to work with you on this @NKasparian!
8 Nov 2023
If Not Now, When? Taking Action to Improve #MentalHealth Outcomes for Families of Children with Heart Disease
Loved writing this editorial with @JustinElhoff for @PedCritCareMed
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3 Jul 2023
The $2.3 billion MSG Sphere in Las Vegas is almost ready.
• 366 feet high
• 516 feet wide
• 18,000 seats
• 164,000 speakers
• 580,000 sq ft of LED panels
It is the world’s largest sphere and will officially open this September with a U2 concert.
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6 Jun 2023
Thanks @PCICS2 for the opportunity to share my experiences with @pc4quality
@CardiacUnited and thanks to @JavierJLasa for helping me get involved 7 years ago!
6 Jun 2023
Thank you @JustinElhoff for your insights into the benefits and strengths of @pc4quality in the latest @PCICS2 newsletter
@jill_zender @EsangbedoIvie @Meghnadpatel2 @MilleFelina
pcics.org/improvement-throug…
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1 Jun 2023
The latest @PCICS2 newsletter is live - check it out! Dedicated to the power of collaboration and shared learning, especially as we look forward to all being together at @8thWCPCCS2023
@EsangbedoIvie @Meghnadpatel2 @MilleFelina @JustinElhoff @jill_zender
pcics.org/newsletter/summer-…
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🚨 FREE Developmental Care Webinar 2/16! Presented by Congenital Heart Academy & WCPCCS2023 #CHD @ShabPeyvandi @DrKellyWolfe @JustinElhoff conta.cc/4173CUO
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10 Feb 2023
Should be a fun session! Register with QR code below or at lnkd.in/g4FWDqrD
@ShabPeyvandi @amyjolisanti @m_b_jones @pc4quality @NewbornCardiac @CardiacNeuro @PCICS2 @CardiacUnited @CardiologyYoung @8thWCPCCS2023
9 Feb 2023
Looking forward to this webinar with some incredible colleagues! Log on to hear the latest news in neurodevelopmental care and some updates about the much anticipated @8thWCPCCS2023! @JustinElhoff @CongenitalHear3 @CardiacNeuro @PCICS2 @DrSarahKelly
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1 Feb 2023
Teaming up with @american_heart in a BIG way!
The Damar Hamlin 3 for Heart challenge is live! 3 easy steps to save a life❤️
@tombrady, @michelleobama, and @kingjames you’ve all been challenged!
Throw them 🫶 's up!
#3forHeart heart.org/3
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21 Jan 2023
Perioperative Course & Socioeconomic Status Predict Long-Term Neurodevelopment Better Than Perioperative Conventional Neuroimaging in Children with Congenital Heart Disease #CHD #heartdisease @BeaLatal
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17 Jan 2023
We have much work to do. Thank you AHA for helping us raise awareness! @HeartCare4Kids @CardiacNeuro @PCICS2 professional.heart.org/en/sc…
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11 Jan 2023
American science has a "bullshit-paper problem"
theatlantic.com/newsletters/…
I wrote about the new blockbuster paper showing disruption is plunging across almost every domain in science, why it's happening, and why the rules of modern research might be creating a surfeit of crap
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