M. Bilal Ahmed, MD, MBA
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M. Bilal Ahmed, MD, MBA
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Interventional/ Structural Cardiologist. CSO & Co-founder of Lylah Health (lylahhealth.com). Non-linearly: Gut microbiome (dysbiosis) -> Inflammation -> cardiovascular disease (& more).
I write long form articles (with citations) about heart disease, residual risk in predicting cardiac events, inflammation, and future therapeutic targets.

Check out my spiel on all of this: lylahhealth.com/inflammation...

#medsky #cardiosky #inflammation #hearthealth #guthealth #gutmicrobiome
Gut Microbiome Part 1: Inflammation - Lylah Health
Gut Microbiome Part 1: Inflammation In Flames In med school, we learned the Latin names of the outward signs of inflammation: Calor (warmth), Dolor (pain), Rubor (redness), & Tumor (swelling) Inflamma...
lylahhealth.com
November 25, 2025 at 4:29 PM
Mid-30s. NSTEMI. Lessons (re)learned:

➡️ Support, support, support

➡️ Go groin

➡️ IVL = no excuse left not to modify Ca++

➡️ IVUS (or OCT). Name of the game is decreased ISR risk

#shockwave #IVL #CAD #cardiosky
November 24, 2025 at 2:33 PM
Domo Arigato, Mr. Roboto

New here & looking to engage with other CSOs, cardiologists, scientists, preventative health folks.

Before the #blutorial #tweetorial (?), I write stuff like this on the blog at lylahhealth.com & here: www.linkedin.com/pulse/domo-a...
Microbiome Supplement - Lylah Health
Support gut health from every angle with Biotics3, a balanced blend of prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics for total digestive wellness.
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November 24, 2025 at 2:21 PM
Reposted by M. Bilal Ahmed, MD, MBA
Yet another unique way to stimulate cellular immunity against cancer.

“Using the gut immune system to induce cellular immunity is a unique approach,” Shirakawa notes. “And it should be very easy to extend it to other antigen proteins and also infectious diseases.”
#ScienceSunday
Inducing immunity against cancer via the gut
Could a microbe that can smuggle antigens into the immune system of the gut provide a simple way to treat cancers?
www.nature.com
November 23, 2025 at 12:05 PM
An ode to ECMO.

Mid 60s diabetic. Walkie talkie. Coding in ED. 4 mm STE in aVR & 3 mm in V1/V2 with diffuse reciprocal STD.
November 22, 2025 at 5:25 PM
Keep it simple, stupid.

We often neglect the basics in medicine, and this paper was a timely reminder for me. High blood pressure affects ~48% of US adults, and while medications are effective, they come with side effects, cost, and can be an "easy" way out.
November 22, 2025 at 3:35 PM
~50% of the US population pursues "wellness," whether through fads/trends or supplements. If I hone in on the demographic I tend to see in clinic, over 50% take at least one supplement, with over 50% of US adults over the age of 55 taking a supplement aimed at "heart health."
November 22, 2025 at 3:22 PM