Yvelisse Suarez, MD

Mom & GI Pathologist @nyulangone @BellevueHosp
#pathologist #GIpathology #GIpath #Liverpath #NYUPathology #DiversityinMedicine
Tweets are opinions

[NYUGSOM Pathology Residency @NYUGSOMpathres]

Some photos from the recent farewell party for Dr. Randy Zamuco, who did fellowship training at @NYUGSOM_Path & stayed on as faculty for many years teaching our residents from day one at @BellevueHosp He will surely be missed, but we wouldn’t miss the chance to throw a party! 🥳

[syed t. hoda @01sth02]

how often do I get to go to a book launch
written by one of my favourite mentors!?

Neil’s book “Notes on Complexity” is
released tomorrow—he is a Pathologist
but more than that he is a person and
someone with something to say! ⚡️

#PathTwitter #medtwitter

[Mark B. Pochapin, MD @MarkPochapin]

Such an interesting #GrandRounds @nyulangone by @LisaStrateMD on #Diverticulitis:
1. Nuts, seeds and popcorn DO NOT cause diverticulitis. In fact, they may lower the risk
2. Constipation DOES NOT increase the risk of diverticulitis
3. Antibiotics are not necessary for uncomplicated diverticulitis (no perforation or abscess)
4. The greatest risk of severe or complicated diverticulitis occurs at the 1st or 2nd episode of diverticulitis
5. Mild, recurrent and infrequent episodes of diverticulitis usually will not require surgery

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

@markstrong95 @NYUGSOMpathres Aww! This is great!! Welcome!

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

Congratulations and welcome to NYU!

[NYUGSOM Pathology Residency @NYUGSOMpathres]

Congratulations on your #Match2023 and a warm welcome to the @NYUGSOM_Path family! We are honored that you chose to train with us and can’t wait to see the great things that you will accomplish. See you soon in NYC! 🗽💜 #PathTwitter ##PathMatch23 #PathMatch2023 #path2path

[Fola May, MD PhD @drfolamay]

Part of #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth is increasing awareness about #CRC #disparities

Black & Native American people have the highest rates & deaths from this disease, which is why research to ⬇️ risk & ⬆️ screening is critical!

More here: https://t.co/pS6Jamw02p
#GetScreened

[Pascale M. White, MD, MBA, MS, FACG @PascaleWhite1]

Happy CRC Awareness Month!!!

Do NOT miss out on this critical convo with @JamesCaseySax, multi-instrumentalist, singer, producer, & #colorectalcancer patient advocate.
His voice and story need to be heard. #blackingastro

When: March 16, 8-9PM ET
RSVP: https://t.co/JBr2uRyMaL

[Mark B. Pochapin, MD @MarkPochapin]

Still my favorite colorectal cancer outreach event!
🚕In 2006, NYC Taxis were driving around the city with my favorite @warnerbros #LooneyTunes character, #FoghornLeghorn on the top yelling, "I Say, I Say, Don't Be A Chicken! Talk to your doctor about colon cancer screening" @nyctaxi

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

@01sth02 happy birthday!!!

[Fola May, MD PhD @drfolamay]

Yes, if you are 45 or older, we will harass you until you get screened for #colorectalcancer.

On the eve of #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth, thank u Saturday Night Live (@nbcsnl) @WoodyHarrelson & @kenanthompson for this hilarious skit🤣

@ExactSciences @KevinConroyCEO

[NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue @BellevueHosp]

Grateful to @HamlinIsland for using his platform to advocate for the importance of learning how to do CPR. #HeartMonth #3ForHeart ❤️

[Elizabeth Montgomery, MD @LizMontgomeryMD]

This colonic tubular adenoma managed to catch cytomegalovirus.

[syed t. hoda @01sth02]

celebrate how far people have come
instead of only comparing their
achievements to others.

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

We had a great Grand Rounds from @NicoleJacksonMD! She gave us an eye opening historical perspective of structural racism, where we are today, and how we can improve DEI in medicine. Thank you Dr. Jackson!
#diversityinmedicine #DEIinmedicine #PathTwitter #MedTwitter

[NYU GSOM Pathology @NYUGSOM_Path]

Happening now!

“Measuring Our Progress by
Examining Our Past & Present”

Pathology Grand Rounds with
Dr. Nicole Jackson @NicoleJacksonMD

#PathTwitter #Medtwitter #PathMatch23

[Raul S. Gonzalez, MD @RaulSGonzalezMD]

01/ Buckle up, everyone, it’s time for a Tweetorial. Been working on this one for a while. This time, I’ll focus on the most common mesenchymal malignancy of the digestive tract: gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST). #pathology #gipath #PathTwitter

[Charlie M. Wray, DO, MS @WrayCharles]

They finished 4-years of undergrad, 4-years of medical school, endured 3-7 years of residency (some going on to get other degrees!), work 50-90 hrs a week...

and you still can't call female physicians "Doctor" when you email or send them a message?

https://t.co/tKrMqTFNsX

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

Grateful I was able to see the dedication of Dr. May Edward Chinn Place on 1st Ave and 29th St! Thank you to all that made this happen!
@CMCarlinaRivera #drmayedwardchinnplace #diversityinmedicine #blackwomeninmedicine

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

Dr. May Edward Chinn: an amazing woman, doctor, and legacy. Despite multiple obstacles & systemic racism, she graduated med school in 1926. She later focused on cancer detection and did groundbreaking work on the Pap smear.
#mayedwardchinn #diversityinmedicine #WomenInMedicine

[Harvey Epstein @HarveyforNY]

In 1926, she became the 1st African-American woman to graduate from Bellevue Medical College, now known as NYU Grossman School of Medicine. She was also the first woman of any race to respond to emergency calls in an ambulance, & 1st African-American woman physician in Harlem.

[Harvey Epstein @HarveyforNY]

Dr. May Edward Chinn lived an extraordinary life despite the obstacles that she faced as an African-American woman in America. A descendent of enslaved people, Dr. Chinn would have a successful career in medicine despite facing the constant hatred borne of racism and misogyny.

[Yvelisse Suarez, MD @Dr_Y_Suarez]

@MarkPochapin @nyulangone @AasmaShaukatMD @Francois1Fritz @DrR_Williams @SophieBalzoraMD @DrRitaKnotts @laurenkhanna @DavidHudesmanMD @mlatorremd @AdamFayeMD @DrJordanAxelrad Congratulations!!