(1/3)“New paper in @AGA_Gastro shows in #IBD trials, the following pts are underep:
▶️Female (esp 🫄/🧑🍼🍼)
▶️Older🧓 (esp age >65, more so >80)
▶️Minority group members (esp Black/Hispanic)
▶️>80% #IBD trials since 2000 industry-funded
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wrote about medical school humanities education for @CellRepMed — how weird and underwhelming it often is, but also how amazing it can be
will thank the many ppl who inspired/helped w/ the piece as soon as im done w/ this UWorld block lol 1/x
https://t.co/atmUt4Jj5g
thanks to
@isabelgoldm at @CellRepMed for being *very* patient w/ me
@SunitaPuriMD for caring what med students think
everyone i cited: alan bleakley, robert marshall, Dr. Lisa Harris, @DanGalRab, Patricia Sexton, Adaure Amuzie, @JustinLJia, Dr. David S. Jones, & @nathanheller
Thankful for the brave kids that shared their stories, for @mrichtel and @nytimes for giving this crisis the attention it so desperately needs, and @BostonChildrens for helping me be a part of it. Now let’s get to work, our kids deserve better.
#tweetiatrician@AmerAcadPeds
Honored to share my thoughts in @AAPJournals on childhood food insecurity and the ways we can advocate for our patients as pediatricians. @TheBCRP #advocacy#medtwitter#HealthEquity
https://t.co/TljB6szedW
Excited to post this piece that @TKuriakoseMD, @bvincibmc, and I published in Pediatrics! In medicine, our language must be thoughtful, deliberate - it is the vehicle by which our socially learned biases are institutionalized, reaching our patients.
https://t.co/3efIMnXQYo
Please daycares everywhere: Don't require a return to daycare letter after covid
After 10 days (since most kids this age can't mask) they can return if afebrile and symptoms improving
Our offices are DROWNING in calls/messages & the sick kids who need us are losing out
The kids are not alright. A deeply resonate, timely, comprehensive, specific description of the impact of the mental health crisis on children, families, the pediatric workforce, and the solutions needed. Big congrats&thanks @DrJananiS@DocMcStewson@RhodesHambrick for writing.
Excited to share our thoughts on pushing forward with newborn screening in #DMD. Certainly lots of debate to be had about this topic, but with more and more treatments becoming available, why not now? https://t.co/Gwdy4AGdPk via @JAMANeuro part of @JAMANetwork
Authors argue that while #COVID19 has facilitated several positive advancements in addressing challenges that have disproportionally impacted women in health care, there is still much work to be done to achieve #equity: https://t.co/4oIaYk3OtD. #MedEd#WomeninMedicine
Grateful for the opportunity to reflect in @AmerAcadPeds on the importance of ensuring effective communication with non-English-speaking patients and families during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. @TheBCRP #Healthequity#Pediatrics#PatientExperience https://t.co/wkuqA56C7t
Writing this piece with my sister and colleague, Dr. @dangalrab, on #WomenInMedicine during #COVID19, was a privilege. So much #work to do. @AcadMedJournal
Women on the Frontline: A Changed Workforce and the Fight against Covid-19: Academic Medicine https://t.co/7qKqzZodM3
Well-trained #pediatricans are vital to protecting vulnerable and at-risk youth, who have been particularly impacted during the #COVID19 pandemic. Honored to be featured in @AmerAcadPeds. https://t.co/6pqKLLyolr