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authors: Jackson, Samuel B.; Tanoue, Michael; Shahandeh, Negeen; Lopez-Mattei, Juan; Brown, Sherry-Ann; Han, Janet K.; Yang, Eric H.
title: #Cardioonc: Are We Reaching Across the Digital Aisle?
date: 2021-09-21
journal: JACC CardioOncol
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaccao.2021.08.003
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doc_id: 67898
cord_uid: 69d22l7l

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There has been significant Twitter growth with both cardiology and oncology conferences, but less in oncology, and less in oncology subspecialty conferences. We feel that understanding trends in social media use can be used to target subspecialty fields with relatively low dissemination of cardio-oncologyrelated subject matter in cardiology, hematology, and oncology to raise awareness of cardio-oncology education and improve multidisciplinary patient care and collaboration.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT The authors would like to thank Dr Boback Ziaeian for his assistance in the statistical analysis of our data set. EHYang@mednet.ucla.edu. Twitter: @SamJacksonMD1, @MikeTanoue, @Neegen_sh, @Onco_cardiology, @Drbrowncares, @netta_doc, @Datsunian.

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