James Rudd

Around a third of patients don't respond to cardiac resynchronisation therapy. And up to 10% of implants fail to reach the target vessel at all. Conduction system pacing aims to fix both — by recruiting the heart’s own His-Purkinje network instead of working around it. @KennethEllenbo1 (VCU, past president @HRSonline) joins Professor Rudd (@jhfrudd) on the Heart podcast for a primer on conduction system pacing 🎧 🎧 Apple: apple.co/4ePEjPk 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/4zM5FxM 🎧 Podbean: bit.ly/4ibCjls ▶️ YouTube: bit.ly/4eNn29o 📄 Paper (free to read): bit.ly/4i9PjId #CardioTwitter #EPeeps #MedEd

30–40% of people will faint at some point in their lives. About 1 in 10 cases is cardiac—and those are the ones that may significantly impact prognosis. @MRuzieh joins bit.ly/3VjQdtZ on the Heart podcast 🎧 to discuss how we can identify cardiac causes most efficiently. 🎧 Apple: apple.co/4hq5CAf 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/4yjbbI1 🎧 Podbean: bit.ly/4hlrpsM ▶️ YouTube: bit.ly/4htoP4i 📄 Paper: bit.ly/4ABgqo5 #CardioTwitter #MedEd

Did you know that the entire Heart podcast archive is now on YouTube? More than 300 episodes, going back over a decade — every one a conversation with the authors behind the research, hosted by Professor James Rudd (@jhfrudd). Whether you're commuting, running, or scrubbing in, you can now listen wherever you already are. Recent episodes cover how to manage elevated blood pressure on the ward, what prehabilitation before cardiac surgery actually involves, the best way to screen for atrial fibrillation, and how obesity drugs are reshaping cardiovascular medicine. It's audio only — no video — but it's all there, free, and one click away. 🎧 Subscribe: youtube.com/@HeartBMJ/podcas… Already listening on Apple, Spotify or Podbean? YouTube just gives you one more place to find us. And if you enjoy the show, a subscribe genuinely helps more people discover it. #Cardiology #MedEd #CardioTwitter #Podcast

Did you know that the entire Heart podcast archive is now on YouTube? More than 300 episodes, going back over a decade — every one a conversation with the authors behind the research, hosted by Professor James Rudd (@jhfrudd). Whether you're commuting, running, or scrubbing in, you can now listen wherever you already are. Recent episodes cover how to manage elevated blood pressure on the ward, what prehabilitation before cardiac surgery actually involves, the best way to screen for atrial fibrillation, and how obesity drugs are reshaping cardiovascular medicine. It's audio only — no video — but it's all there, free, and one click away. 🎧 Subscribe: youtube.com/@HeartBMJ/podcas… Already listening on Apple, Spotify or Podbean? YouTube just gives you one more place to find us. And if you enjoy the show, a subscribe genuinely helps more people discover it. #Cardiology #MedEd #CardioTwitter #Podcast

What if cardiac imaging and clinical data could be used to create a personalised computational model of the heart? Professor James Rudd (@jhfrudd) and Dr Nick Van Osta (linkedin.com/in/nickvanosta/) explore the opportunities—and remaining challenges—for computational modelling in cardiovascular care. 📄 Paper: bit.ly/4fCXgWD 🎧 Podbean: bit.ly/4qHsXlu 🎧 Apple Podcasts: apple.co/4gAhcbO 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/4gyhS1k #Cardiology #DigitalTwin #ComputationalCardiology #CardiacImaging #PrecisionMedicine

A patient's BP reads 180/100 on the ward. Do you treat it? Inpatient hypertension is one of the most common things we act on — and one of the least evidence-based. Dr Tara Chang (Stanford) makes the case that reflexively reaching for as-needed antihypertensives may be doing more harm than good. On the Heart podcast with @jhfrudd we welcome @taraichang 🎧 Apple: apple.co/4gHjsiJ 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/3V4QP6B 🎧 Podbean: bit.ly/4iTZmTK 📄 Paper: bit.ly/4ys99oL #CardioTwitter #Hypertension #MedEd

Why has survival after a heart attack improved so substantially in England and Wales over the past 15 years? Professor James Rudd (@jhfrudd) talks with Dr Sharon Ayayo (@ayayo_sharon) about her MINAP analysis—and whether medicines, coronary intervention, or other changes in care best explain the improvement. Paper - bit.ly/4gyM64p 🎧 Apple: apple.co/4qSsvkt 🎧 Spotify: bit.ly/4quRI3W] 🎧 Podbean: bit.ly/4hRfrsW

"Current and emerging treatment options for transthyretin amyloid cardiomyopathy" Enjoy the paper and listen to an in-depth discussion about what the future holds for amyloidosis therapies, between @jhfrudd and Senior author, Dr Marianna Fontana Publication - bit.ly/4cap4i7 Podcast - apple.co/4tc6mNW (also available on all other major podcast platforms)

Natural history of asymptomatic moderate or severe aortic regurgitation: a systematic review and meta-analysis Please read the article and enjoy an in-depth interview between @jhfrudd and the first author, Dr Jwan Naser from The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, USA Paper: bit.ly/4tVHsCM Interview: bit.ly/3R1Tr38

Strategies to increase female participation in cardiovascular clinical trials In this episode of the Heart podcast, Digital Media Editor @jhfrudd is joined by @VijayKunadian from the University of Newcastle and Sarah Brown, a patient with heart disease, both co-authors of a consensus statement. They discuss the state of research participation among women across cardiovascular disease areas, identify barriers to participation, and describe strategies to increase female involvement in cardiovascular research. If you enjoy the show, please leave us a positive review wherever you get your podcasts. It helps us reach more people - thank you! Podcast: bit.ly/3VLpTps Paper - bit.ly/3ZPh8NK Editorial - bit.ly/3GhfJZK