Kristine MD

Primary care/Clinical AI

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

Had a lot of fun using codex to build this menopause tool 🫶🏻

The future of physician-builders is here

https://t.co/R3FnYGKKnp

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@Codie_Sanchez The worst is when people take out 60k in loans from the bank for their wedding

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@ad0rnai They’re beautiful 😍 I’ve been eyeing them

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@HealthcareAIGuy @baseten @Lovable @ElevenLabs @upfrontvc Will there be an SF version?

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

Most of my peri-menopause/ menopause knowledge came from independent self-learning after medical school and residency. I spent countless hours reading guidelines about the subject after work and personally invested in going to medical conferences about menopause. We really need to improve medical education surrounding this topic and other pathologies that affect women such as PMOS (polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome).

One of my goals is to spread awareness about menopause and educate other clinicians about this topic. One such way I’ve done this is built https://t.co/Sivid4VzL7 with codex and incorporated local guidelines.

I’ve started a menopause clinic within the clinic I work at so even women without a primary care doctor could still access this care.

I’ve also been trying to organize menopause CME conferences with local experts at my clinic and encouraging my colleagues to learn more about this important period in a woman’s life.

There are so many ways you can help women live healthier lives as a clinician!

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

Most of my peri-menopause/ menopause knowledge came from independent self-learning after medical school and residency. I spent countless hours reading guidelines about the subject after work and personally invested in going to medical conferences about menopause. We really need to improve medical education surrounding this topic and other pathologies that affect women such as PMOS (polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome).

One of my goals is to spread awareness about menopause and educate other clinicians about this topic. One such way I’ve done this is built https://t.co/Sivid4VzL7 with codex and incorporated local guidelines.

I’ve started a menopause clinic within the clinic I work at so even women without a primary care doctor could still access this care.

I’ve also been trying to organize menopause CME conferences with local experts at my clinic and encouraging my colleagues to learn more about this important period in a woman’s life.

There are so many ways you can help women live healthier lives as a clinician!

Would love to connect with other clinicians with similar interests and goals 🙂

[Melinda French Gates @melindagates]

If you want proof that our health systems overlook women, just look at menopause.

In The New York Times @nytimes today, I share why I’m directing new funding to improve the standard of care for menopause and perimenopause. https://t.co/8BPLMDwxdI

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@nikillinit @kahnfessions Can you add me as well? :)

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@Brennan_Lup Hello! 👋🏻

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@LaurenWeiniger1 @kahnfessions @IntlMenopause @OpenAI Thanks for the connection! I’ll be DMing you soon :)

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

Had a lot of fun using codex to build this menopause tool 🫶🏻

The future of physician-builders is here

https://t.co/R3FnYGKKnp

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@kahnfessions I’m interested as well! I’m in one that’s not auper active, but can add you 🙂

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@SebastianCaliri @martinvars @8vc Really excited to see how technology will help ressource scarce settings. Wait time for a dermatologist where I practice can take many months for non-urgent cases

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@hassytee @majamediaco Thanks for the suggestion 🙂

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

Looking for opportunities in SF at the intersection of medicine and technology!

Was inspired by @majamediaco's tweet to make my own website to share what I'm looking for in this next chapter

https://t.co/fIIhaL5tsk

[maja 🔭🍒 @majamediaco]

hello! i am exploring my next chapter and looking to move to SF for the right role

looking for work somewhere in the overlap of narrative, growth, culture, brand, and company-building

made a short Notion page on who i am, what i’ve created, and where i think i could be useful

very grateful for any thoughts, pointers, companies, or people you think i should meet :)

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@drewcoffman Where is this?!

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@chrischarts8 Thank you Chris 🙏🏻

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@cynthiamcgillis @RuxandraTeslo @WorksInProgMag Thank you so much 😊 really appreciate it

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@majamediaco Thank you so much! Good luck with your journey as well 🙂Rooting for you

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@iScienceLuvr Excited for the future of medicine! So much room for improvement

[eve @eve_bouff]

im considering renting out the iconic marina theater and every week we screen visionary dystopia: snow crash, 1984, brave new world, pantheon, black mirror, blade runner, the matrix, ex machina. who would come?

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@JerusalemDemsas Not to mention the weight gain and mood swings that come with injecting yourself with hormones

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

@OpenAI @AnthropicAI @grok @ruoqiliu77 @jonc101x

[Kristine MD @Astorshuman]

The PhysicianBench paper finds that GPT-5.5 fails at more than half of EHR workflows

But the reason is not what you might expect: only 42.5% of failures were related to clinical reasoning. The rest were due to issues in retrieving EHR data, taking actions (like placing orders) or storing documentation

It'll be interesting to see how agents will become dramatically more useful once we give them better ways to interact with health data systems