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🧠 Recent work led by Carl Porto, MD26 found that non-English speaking acute ischemic stroke patients present with more severe symptoms & are discharged with poorer reported neurological function despite receiving similar treatment to English speakers. 🏥
https://t.co/fZg8w6aM2M
Important perspective by @AlexPPhilips, MD’26, in @JAMA_current on how incentive structures sideline health policy education in med school. He argues that to reform health systems, students need to understand what sustains the status quo. Check it out: https://t.co/8EtlhODqrF
Great work by @AlexPPhilips MD’26 and @VikneshKasthuri MD’25 on the growing influence of private equity in medicine—and what it means for medical trainees.
📰Health Affairs Forefront piece out today! Sudden ownership changes, faculty turnover, and program closures due to private equity create instability in medical training.
Thanks to @ysingh_phd@CAHPR_BrownSPH for her input during the drafting process
@Brown_SPH@BrownMedicine
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Congrats to Kendra Walsh (MD25) on her study exploring the Deep Parasternal Intercostal Plane (Deep-PIP) block in #CardiacSurgery. Findings suggest lower pain scores, faster extubation, & shorter hospital stays.
🔗: https://t.co/n6QZkqLxuq
#Anesthesia#PainManagement
@willjwchoi (MD26) was selected as a Medical Fellow for @FASPEnews. This prestigious Fellowship brings together med students & residents for an immersive, 2-wk program in Germany & Poland.
Congrats, Will! 👏🎉
🔗: https://t.co/JeMI75SjL8
#FASPE#MedicalEthics#HistoryAndMedicine
Check out this new case report by @MeilakhB, MD '26 in @PedCareonline! It highlights a pediatric patient with a Dieulafoy lesion—a rare vascular malformation that can cause life-threatening GI bleeding. Early recognition & endoscopic intervention are key! https://t.co/hG0NTYOKFG
Listen: https://t.co/fc9T3ZnZlo
Episode #4 of the Annals of Family Medicine Podcast, lead author @JadeHWexler & co-author @ElizabethToll3 discuss their study, A Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physicians' Approaches to Caring for Adult Adopted Patients.
Adopted individuals often have limited access to their family medical history, which complicates their health care. This study explored the knowledge, training, and approaches of primary care physicians when caring for adult adopted patients with limited family medical history. They share insights into their findings and the implications for primary care practice.
Listen: https://t.co/fc9T3ZnZlo
Episode #4 of the Annals of Family Medicine Podcast, lead author @JadeHWexler & co-author @ElizabethToll3 discuss their study, A Qualitative Study of Primary Care Physicians' Approaches to Caring for Adult Adopted Patients.
Adopted individuals often have limited access to their family medical history, which complicates their health care. This study explored the knowledge, training, and approaches of primary care physicians when caring for adult adopted patients with limited family medical history. They share insights into their findings and the implications for primary care practice.
In @AJR_Radiology, we found that private equity acquisitions of radiology practices surged from 2013-2023, now employing 12% of U.S. radiologists. In states like Nevada & Arizona, nearly half of radiologists work for PE firms. https://t.co/wRCe1KyMbR @ysingh_phd@CAHPR_BrownSPH
Grateful for the opportunity to present our work on predictors of prolonged hospital stay after palliative gastrojejunostomy at @AcademicSurgery. Special thank you to my mentors Dr. Miner @Brownsurgical and Jaewook Shin @Browngensurg#ASC2025
#PCPs often lack training in caring for adult adopted patients with limited family medical history. @JadeHWexler, MD25, highlights these gaps in a new study in @AnnFamMed – and how better training can improve care & strengthen doctor-pt relationships.
📖: https://t.co/xj5VwqS0D3
✨🧬The Atlas of Protein–Protein Interactions in Cancer (APPIC) is a novel webtool for cancer research developed by a computational genomics lab at Brown 🐻 including Benjamin Ahn, MD26!🧑🔬📈
Read the full study here: https://t.co/aJCUemyWL8
Thank you to @BrownMedicine for highlighting this impressive and clinically relevant study from Mariah Balmaceno-Criss, MD25, and the @brownorthodept Spine Research team! Strong work all around!
Mariah Balmaceno-Criss MD'25, Bassel Diebo, director of Spine Research and Innovation, and Professor Alan Daniels RES'14 analyzed 639,000+ spine fracture cases (2003–2021). Their study highlights aging, osteoporosis, & fall risks.
🔗https://t.co/hoqyy1XCU3
#SpineResearch
💉✨ New research alert! A systematic review by Luca Katz, MD26, in JBJS Reviews shows that iliopsoas injections are a 🔑 safe & effective treatment for refractory bursitis, tendinopathy, and snapping hip. Check it out! https://t.co/5x0dfKQ9Hp #OrthoTwitter#SportsMedicine#JBJS
Huge congrats to Katarina Ho, MD '27, on receiving a $2500 SAEMF Research Grant for her project "Use of Intubation Kits With Checklists to Reduce Intubation Risks in Rwanda."
Fantastic news for Katarina, @BrownMedicine, and colleagues in Rwanda! #GlobalHealth#EmergencyMedicine