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John Mandrola, MD

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I am a cardiac electrophysiologist practicing in Louisville KY. I am also a husband to a palliative care doctor, a father, a bike racer, and a regular columnist at theHeart.org | Medscape

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For patients...Educational posts

13 things to know about Atrial Fibrillation — 2014
A new cure of AF
Adding a new verb to doctoring: To deprescribe is to do a lot
AF ablation — 2015 A Cautionary Note
AF Ablation in 2012–An easier journey?
Atrial Flutter — 15 facts you may want to know.
Benign PVCs: A heart rhythm doctor’s approach.
Caution with early Cardioversion
Decisions of 2 low-risk cases of PAF
Defining success in AF ablation in 2014
Four commonly asked questions on AF ablation
Inflammation and AF — Get off the gas
Ten things to expect after AF ablation
The medical decsion as a gamble
The most important verb in our health crisis
Wellness Requires Ownership

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My Favorite Posts

13 things to know about Atrial Fibrillation — 2014
A new cure of AF
A non-adherent patient — Me
Adding a new verb to doctoring: To deprescribe is to do a lot
AF ablation — 2015 A Cautionary Note
Changing the culture of American Medicine — Start by removing hubris
Doctors and Social Media
ECG Screening of young Athletes
Four Crucial Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Is the Ironman Heart Healthy?
My take on the Marathon
Regular Exercise –The best medicine
Six reasons why I have a medical blog
The best tool for treating AF
The medical decsion as a gamble
The most important verb in our health crisis
The state of US health: The truth stings (2013)
Why should doctors engage in Social Media in 2014?

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Social media is far from perfect, but below is a classic example of the huge benefits of letting ideas-with-merit i… https://t.co/jsaocyK0rf Yesterday at 10:06 pm
You are agree to give a lecture. No honorarium. What’s the limit on forms one should have to fill out? Asking for a friend? cc @VPrasadMDMPH October 15, 2019 11:48 pm
I’m 7 days after a marathon. It’s official, I want to redeem myself and do a spring marathon in 2020. Goal: finish… https://t.co/n2vVN1yMsr October 14, 2019 12:35 am
If clinicians want to be a good health docent, we will need to look deeper than the colored boxes in guideline docu… https://t.co/1Kxqu6eP6T October 13, 2019 11:00 am
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