
I’m a preventive cardiologist and professor with over 35 years caring for patients and researching cardiovascular disease. I aim to make health and science clearer and more approachable. *Not* monetized. My views, not medical advice.
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This week’s critical appraisal lesson is courtesy of Inigo Montoya:
“You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means” - movie still from The Princess Bride. (You Tube).
A few months ago, I posted an essay “How I...
Caption: Cardiopulmonary Exercise Test at DexaFit Madison. Photo credit: Chris Hollenback.
Knowing your “VO₂ max,” the maximum amount of oxygen your body can use during hard exercise, has become popular, largely because smartwatches and fi...
In G-d we trust; everyone else must show data. Wikimedia Commons, ID 50961.
After 36 years of practicing medicine, most of which included clinical research, I have learned that things that seem obvious and make perfect sense often do not w...
Central illustration from our Journal Club paper today (reference 1).
One of the gifts of social media is the democratization of science and critical analysis of the medical literature. That kind of scrutiny used to be gatekept by journal...
Top-selling creatine supplement on Amazon: No seal verifies that it actually works.
In my last post I argued that supplements marketed for heart disease do not work. The question that follows, and I hear some version of it almost every wee...
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