This one hits a little different
we started this journey to change dogma in 2013 and here we finally thanks @traumadoctors for the #MIT to all the centers who participated and @JTraumAcuteSurg for considering. Most of all to the residents and fellows who helped push #BIG forward
@WFKARS My sainted grandmother, blessed be her name, always said she did not care what people did with their little pink private parts, as long as they didn't do it in the street and frighten the horses.
You know an airport is miserable when a different random stranger strikes up a conversation with you every time you’re there about your shared hatred of said airport 😂 #miserylovescompany
@urogeek Every day. There’s so much variation...Some people want you to be blunt and to the point...others want to hear optimism. Always a challenge to walk the line between being honest but not being too dark or too rosy. You’re not alone in that struggle.
It’s never acceptable to ask a random stranger where they’re from just because they look like they’re “not from around here.” That’s the kind of thing that makes people feel like they don’t belong in a community that they live in, work in, & contribute to #microagressions
Great talk by Dr. Wang
• Model-Minority myth: Asian americans characterized as "polite, law-abiding" and "apolitical" with higher degree of success thru Asian Immigrant work ethic
• Problems with MM myth--> views all AA as the same
• Greatest income equalities among AA
@UAWomenAcadMed @UAZBIO5@UAZResearch@UAZMedTucson By the time I got to the green one, I stopped thinking about genetics and starting thinking about eating gummy bears
@MaaloufMD Being a Trauma/Acute care surgeon and going to burn/wound clinic is learning poverty kills. Poverty’s partner in crime is current US healthcare system. I love making wound care plans based on: Do you have any insurance? Family? Roof over your head? Running water? Real ?s I ask qd
Same holds, different reaches...
Dario Badalamenti, Stefania Badalamenti & Giacomo folli in Milan.
Throwback photo made with looove by Stefania Badalamenti
Cells are particularly good at solving mazes, according to a new Science study, which demonstrates how they are able to navigate long and complicated routes through the body using self-generated chemoattractant gradients. ($) https://t.co/tAuSw5omYx