Maggie Infeld

The networking lunch at the Global CVCT Forum saw leading trialists share their expertise and guidance with the 2025 CVCT Research Scholars Award winners. It was a standout moment of connection and support, and a great reminder of the impact these awards have. #WomenAsOneAwards

@KahliGoBlue This is the best! 🎄

Ugly sweaters and Christmas cookies! Happy Holidays from the #UniversityofMichigan #GeriatricsFellowship!

👩‍🎓Interested in leading clinical trials? Oxford’s part-time MSc in Clinical Trials offers online learning plus two weeks in Oxford for hands-on training. A strong opportunity for women aiming to advance their research careers. More info: ndph.ox.ac.uk/study-with-us/… #CardioTwitter

We're thrilled to announce the 2025 CVCT Research Scholar Award winners! Congratulations to @jholtzman3, @iuliaiatan, & @MaggieInfeld, who are advancing CV research and shaping the future of clinical trial leadership. Learn more: womenasone.org/latest-news/wo… #WomenAsOneAwards

🚨 Apply now for the 2026-2027 HRS Research Fellowship Scholarships! 🚨 Emerging Investigators- Do not miss this exciting opportunity to advance innovative research projects in cardiac electrophysiology, and join the elite group of “Heart Rhythm Society Research Fellow”. Scholarships are available in basic research and in clinical research. Deadline: December 3, 2025, at 12:00 PM ET. Apply now: bit.ly/4hXOodE

Presented at #AHA25: In a meta-analysis of 17,801 patients with myocardial infarction and preserved LVEF (≥50%), beta-blockers did not reduce death, MI, or heart failure over a median 3.6 years of follow-up. Full results: nej.md/43U5Ppo @AHAScience

Ok you all, here is my take of the CLOSURE AF trial. On @theheartorg medscape.com/viewarticle/pe… Teaser: this may herald cardiology's biggest medical reversal. Nonindustry funded, non-biased trial. LAAC clearly inferior to best medical therapy (usually DOAC, but 10% no AC.) #AHA25

@KayEverettMDPhD @USFHealth You’re amazing, Kay! Always cheering for you and the important work that you do 🥳

So excited to start my Cardiovascular Hemodynamics & Devices Lab as a #physicianscientist @USFHealth Heart Institute in Tampa, FL. 📢We're recruiting a Preclinical Surgeon - apply by 11/6! USF Careers Job 41992 (links below) 🙏 Thank you mentors, colleagues & patients 🩷

Four year observational followup of myPACE study with great team of UVM➡️Duke (Jamie Cyr, Alexy Novelli) & ➡️UW (Becca Rawlings) residents, @KramerWahlberg @lusty63 @MarkusMeyerMD & others w/o twitter/X. consider liberalizing HR in HFpEF!

In this podcast episode, author @maggieinfeld discusses the potential benefits of personalized accelerated pacing for patients with HFpEF and physiologic pacemakers with JAMA Cardiology Editor in Chief Robert Bonow, MD. Listen now: ja.ma/3HPEc99

🇺🇸 EMILY INFELD IS A NATIONAL CHAMPION 🏆 Emily Infeld just went out and won the dang thing! She outran Elise Cranny late and wins the National Title 🇺🇸. Infeld is 35 years old and this is her first US Title. She ran at USAs for the first time in 2009. We won't lie, we're hyped up for Emily right now. #USATF and #USATF2025 coverage presented by @uarunning

THIS IS WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF 🤩 More than a decade into her pro career, 35-year-old Emily Infeld wins the first national title of her life with a signature victory in the #USATFOutdoors 10,000m in 31:44.56, outkicking 2023 champ Elise Cranny with a 65.5-second final lap. With that time and place, Infeld should secure enough ranking points to qualify for Worlds and make her first U.S. team since 2022.

We pulled out the receipts 🧾 Emily Infeld just won her first National Title at age 35. She first competed at the USA Junior Championship in 2009. We had to dive deep into the FloTrack archives to find proof, but enjoy this one ➡️ (apologies for the 2009 quality). It looks like she will make her fifth world team on rankings criteria. #USATF and #USATF2025 coverage presented by @uarunning

Nice article! Hot take on the rampant overgeneralization of LBBaP to include intraseptal pacing (ISP): 1.) Issue with RWPT/LVAT- many take inside stim (~15ms) and r/s from distal/apical positions should not be measured in V5-6 2.) Left conduction system (LCS) capture should require visualization of a Purkinje potential 3.) Determining LCS without septal mapping requires dynamic assessment of output-dependent changes in QRS and RWPT 4.) Delta LVAT should be sine qua non when PP is not recorded or far-field for conduction system capture/loss- just like a nodal response with parahisian pacing

@ALFIEEP1 Happy birthday @ALFIEEP1 🥳🌸🎉

🎉 Today is my birthday—and I’d like to share it with all the #EPees who’ve walked this path with me, taught me, and let me teach in return. It’s also my EP birthday: I began this journey in Argentina, grew in Canada, and now continue it back home. Grateful for it all. Cheers!

Congrats @kevinfriede !

We share with deep sadness the passing of Dr. G. Ralph Corey, a revered physician, mentor, and global health leader whose contributions shaped Duke’s residency program and infectious disease research for decades. His loss is deeply felt by our community. medicine.duke.edu/news/rememberi…

Dear Colleagues It is my distinct pleasure to share that the program committee of @IEPI2024 and my dear friend @hhuang123 invites you to #iepi2024 Join us to hear all the latest updates on EP and devices in a very warm atmosphere @JRWinterfield @DrJasonAndrade @DhirajGuptaBHRS

@UVMHeartBrain @uvmcvri @KhadangaSherrie 🥳👏🏼🥳 so proud of this rockstar!! 🌟

Congratulations @KhadangaSherrie!! ♥️♥️♥️