David Viladés

@Monica_Garcia_G @sanidadgob No representas a los mejores profesionales del colectivo médico, los desoyes sistemáticamente e intentas despretiagiarlos con maniobras subterfugias. Y ahora pretendes enviarles a la primera línea del hantavirus? Qué es esto?

How Potassium and Calcium Alter the ECG

Researchers paid $1.06 billion to five academic publishers from 2015-2018 to publish their papers. Academic publishers sold the same papers back to researchers for $2 billion.

@europapress Mentira tras mentira, lo ilegal debería ser mantener a una Ministra de sanidad que abandona sus funciones para hacer campaña en Madrid. Debe dimitir, la situación es muy penosa para el colectivo, para el sistema y para los pacientes (que somos todos).

What happens with SPIR @sunxliao @wliang Pink diamonds ? Hold ?

@Monica_Garcia_G Eres la ministra de sanidad y tienes a tus médicos en huelga. Soluciona el problema

Cuando ha presentado su dimisión como Ministra de Sanidad para dedicarse exclusivamente a hacer oposición al gobierno de una comunidad autónoma, Sra. @Monica_Garcia_G? A mí no me consta y le recuerdo que los médicos y facultativos seguimos en huelga.

This article should be mandatory reading for every medical student, PhD candidate, researcher—and honestly, for anyone who mistakes expertise for certainty. “The importance of stupidity in scientific research” sounds provocative, almost offensive. But Martin Schwartz is not glorifying incompetence. He is describing the real operating system of discovery. Science is not built on knowing. Science is built on tolerating not knowing. That distinction matters. Most of education rewards correctness. School teaches us to answer. Exams reward speed, certainty, and precision. You feel intelligent when you get things right. Research is the opposite. Real research begins exactly where competence ends—at the frontier where nobody knows the answer, including the people you thought must know. That moment is psychologically brutal. You ask the expert. The expert shrugs. You assume you’re missing something. Then you realize: no—this is the work. You are not failing. You are standing at the actual boundary of knowledge. That feeling—“I must be stupid”—is often not a sign of inadequacy. It is often the first sign that you are finally asking an important question. Medicine struggles with this. We train doctors to avoid uncertainty, to fear being wrong, to perform confidence. But the best clinicians and the best scientists know how to sit inside ambiguity without collapsing into fake certainty. This is why AI in medicine also deserves caution. Systems trained only to reproduce established answers may become extraordinarily good at passing exams while being terrible at discovering what matters next. Guideline intelligence is not the same as scientific intelligence. Discovery requires productive stupidity: the willingness to stay with the uncomfortable, to look ignorant, to ask naïve questions, to be wrong repeatedly without protecting your ego. Most people want the authority of expertise. Very few want the humiliation required to earn it. But progress lives there. Not in certainty. Not in performance. Not in sounding smart. In the quiet discipline of saying: “I don’t know… yet.” And continuing anyway.

@sunxliao And $SPIR ?

$SIDU has respected the (daily timeframe) gold zone during this rally to our $5 target. I don't expect this level to break easily, but would keep watching in the coming days. A bounce from here would be very good IMO... NFA and will keep watching.

A new article introduces EchoNext-Mini, an open dataset of 100,000 electrocardiograms with curated structural heart disease labels and an accompanying convolutional neural network model for detecting structural heart disease from electrocardiogram data. nejm.ai/4sI5Iab

I never get tired of watching the movement of our sun. Captured using a modified telescope from my backyard

A Little trick to save the radial access for an arterial line after #PCI, thanks to @GianlucaCampo78 for the idea!

Seguimos en la Reunión de la Asociación de Imagen de la 1️⃣Programa formativo en imagen cardiaca.Como lo hago? 2️⃣ Curso monográfico de TC.Aprende de forma práctica con los mejores profesores 3️⃣ Endocarditis 🔝imagen, reto diagnóstico 4️⃣ Taller válvulas AV, imagen y anatomía💪

Arrancamos con la 44 Reunión de la Asociación de Imagen en Madrid.Taller de ecocardiografia en Valvulopatias todo el día 🔝y ya metidos de lleno en el papel de la imagen en insuficiencia cardiaca! @imagen_sec @manuelbarreirop @reirosbachiller @marinelacardio @JRodriPalomares

Alemania instaura el screening de cáncer de pulmón (desde el 1 de abril). En España, de momento, seguimos mirando.

Segueixen apareixent articles alertant sobre mancances de l'educació científica a l'ensenyament. I segueixen els silencis de @educaciocat i @recercauniscat @nmontlab

Ana Méndez @anamen_81, as #ACC26 Faculty, presents the data from the CardioRen 🇪🇸 registry at the cardiorenal syndrome session. An excellent representative of Spanish cardiology @secardiologia #LaSECteLleva

Coliving, 2.000€ al mes. Barcelona 2027.

Oye, podemos aplazar el trimestre del IVA y del IRPF por la guerra? Y la renta de 2025? Digo yo que si no hay presupuestos no les hace falta la pasta en la que lo iban a gastar no?

@inkaminambres @pedropoirot Enhorabuena @pedropoirot MD PhD y director/tutores !!! Un trabajo excelente 🤗. A celebrarlo 💪

Felicidades PhD @pedropoirot. Eres un ejemplo para todos de estusiasmo y perseverancia. Un lujo haberte acompañado en este camino