Thank you for including me on the organizing committee and for the opportunity to attend this conference. I am looking forward to the next one already! #APSSexDiff2025

A fantastic 3 days of #WomensHealth at the @apsphysiology.bsky.social #APSSexDiff2025 meeting.

We were excited to share our work on #IPV & #CVD in women, & the discussions were so engaging.

Finally, New Orleans (specifically @tulaneu.bsky.social & @tulanemedicine.bsky.social) were great hosts.

🩸 New #JACCBTS study reveals estrogen’s dual effects on microvascular health differ by sex

⚖️ A balanced ceramide: S1P ratio is 🔑 to endothelial health
🧬 May explain why long-term hormone exposure can 📈 CV risk

🔗 https://bit.ly/43Ct5In

#APSSexDiff2025 #CardioSky #MedSky

Happy to catch up with and meet so many great women at the #APSSexDiff2025 conference

Getting started with twelve hours of women’s health research at #APSSexDiff2025

Excited to see what is happening with sex differences in cardiac fibroblast responses from Ashton Jorgensen of the Hale lab #APSSexDiff2025

Looking forward to hearing about inflammatory changes and how they contribute to sex differences in hypertension induced kidney disease from #APSSexDiff2025 chair @ajprenaleic.bsky.social

Looking forward to hearing about sex differences in the kidney and cardiovascular disease in session 2 at #APSSexDiff2025

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Our diet shapes our health—and sex differences matter. Explore how #SABV impacts nutrition, heart health and pregnancy at #APSSexDiff2025: https://ow.ly/qNFk50XhvRg #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth CC: Jessica L. Bradshaw, PhD🧪

Why yes I did wear my Blue Jays jersey to #APSSexDiff2025.

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Pregnancy after 35, #endometriosis, anxiety in #perimenopause. What connects them? Groundbreaking research on women’s vascular health at #APSSexDiff2025. Read more: https://ow.ly/mb5o50XhvSh #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪

Great start to the first full day of the #APSSexDiff2025 conference. Looking forward to all of the talks and posters today.

Kicking off day 2 of #APSSexDiff2025 in #NOLA.

Dr. Leinwand always gives a great talk. Happy to catch her plenary lecture at #APSSexDiff2025

Checking out the sights of New Orleans before the start of #APSSexDiff2025.

🤩 #APSSexDiff2025 is starting TODAY in the Tidewater Building at Tulane University School of Medicine. View the program at https://ow.ly/cHX150XeeMz Stop by the APS Publications table to learn about our journals.

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We can't wait to see you in New Orleans for #APSSexDiff2025! Here's a few things to know before you get there: https://ow.ly/Pigt50XgeXT 🧪

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There's still time to register for #APSSexDiff2025 in New Orleans later this month! Be part of groundbreaking discussions shaping the future of sex differences and women's health medicine. (And eat some beignets!): https://ow.ly/IEJA50X7aBe #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth 🧪

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#APSSexDiff2025 attendees: October is just around the corner! Are you ready to dive into the full conference program? Start mapping out your must-see sessions, speakers and more: ow.ly/2prG50WBiFn 🧪

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Cardiovascular risks in women, #menopause and exercise, and sex differences in #obesity are just a few of the talks you'll find at #APSSexDiff2025 this October. Check out the full program: ow.ly/Ac5I50WlXGH #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch #SABV 🧪

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Are you going to #APSSexDiff2025 in New Orleans this fall? If so, let us know! We've got downloadable badges you can display on your favorite social media site: ow.ly/nALF50Wh2no #APSWomensHealth #WomensHealthResearch #SABV 🧪

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There's still time to apply for Dependent Support and Martin Frank Travel awards for the #APSSexDiff2025 conference. Learn more and apply by 7/7: ow.ly/M9UM50Wf34Q 🧪

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APS members: Have you checked your email for the News Update? In this issue, apply for committee service, learn more about the #APSSexDiff2025 conference in October and meet your new section and interest group chairs. 🧪

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If you're a caregiver and planning to go to #APSSexDiff2025 in October, you may qualify for our dependent care travel award. We're accepting applications through 7/7. Learn more: ow.ly/YQhk50W4XEJ 🧪

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Will we see you at #APSSexDiff2025 in October? Learn more about the meeting, submit an abstract and register: ow.ly/kPy950W4mH6 #WomensHealthResearch #APSWomensHealth #SABV 🧪

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APS members: Your May News Update is in your inbox. In this issue, find info about awards, our upcoming #APSSexDiff2025 conference and virtual courses. Please note, we will not be publishing an issue on May 30. 🧪