Jay Lusk, MD, MBA
@JayBLusk
PGY-1 @Duke | Incoming Preventive Medicine Resident @UNC | Aspiring clinician-leader in preventive medicine, data science, and population health.
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https://scholars.duke.edu/person/jay.lusk 25-12-2011 20:26:20
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Honored to receive the Appleseed teaching award— many of my favorite residents as a Duke med student were prior award recipients. One of the highlights of my intern year has been getting to engage with incredible Duke University School of Medicine medical students!
Incredible paper from Ziad Obermeyer et al. that provides further support to argument made by Utibe R. Essien, MD MPH Stacie Dusetzina and I in JAMA Health Forum jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-…. Cost-sharing for chronic disease treatments is likely killing patients and undermining health equity: reform needed!
If you are at #EPILifestyle24 make sure to catch Michael D. Green’s talk. His leadership on this important work has been incredible and the talk/poster will be well worth the visit!
Big news! Will be starting Preventive Medicine residency UNC Preventive Medicine Residency in July. I will deeply miss Duke Neurology, but am very excited to gain clinical, academic, and leadership training in public health in pursuit of a career as a clinician-leader in health systems transformation
So honored to receive the third place prize in the AHA Science Lp(a) data challenge! Thanks to all the amazing mentors who supported me, especially Nishant Shah, MD! Looking forward to continuing to advance cardiovascular disease prevention.
Excited to share the Stanford Estimator of Electrocardiogram Risk (SEER), an AI risk score based on the ECG, out today in npj Digital Medicine with Marco Perez James Zou euan ashley David Ouyang, MD Pierre Elias, MD and many others! StanfordDBDS Cedars-Sinai Academic Medicine Columbia Cardiology Fellows 1/n
Excited to share our new study in JAMA Cardiology❗
⚠️ In the largest meta-analysis to date of 23 clinical trials (n=7407), regression of atherosclerotic plaque by 1% was associated with a 25% ⬇️ in MACE odds. Change in % atheroma volume could be a surrogate marker for MACE🫀
🔥 BREAKING 🔥
Mikhail Kosiborod from Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute
❇️STEP-HFpEF, semaglutide
Obesity-phenotype HFpEF
🔆 Dual primary endpt. achieved
1. 🔼 health status (KCCQ)
2. 🔽 weight
3. 🚶 🔼 walk distance
4. Reduced NTproBNP
The beginning of a new era of therapies for this
SELECT trial: Among 17k w overweight/obesity (BMI >27) & CVD but w/o diabetes, semaglutide 2.4mg sc v placebo led to 20% reduction in MACE novonordisk.com/news-and-media… Novo Nordisk