Encouraged to be listed again among the Top 2% of Scientists ranking published by @Stanford and @ElsevierConnect for the 2nd year running, based on citations received during calendar year 2022😃
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@NUSMedicine@NUSingapore@NUSResearch
Join us on January 19, 2024, 9 am EST, for the next @_ILTS_ Vanguard Webinar which will focus on liver tx pathology! This lecture is targeted to patient-fronting clinicians (hepatologists, transplant surgeons, and oncologists)
Register here: https://t.co/CkmXvXuFBC
Another exciting ILTS Vanguard webinar!! To increase utilisation of marginal organs, we need help from pathologists. So let’s hear from the experts on “Liver Transplant Pathology-Snapshot of Cases” on Jan 19th 👍 @RyanChadha1@Nicholas_Syn@_ILTS_
https://t.co/9OCX9StUW3
Join us on January 19, 2024, 9 am EST, for the next @_ILTS_ Vanguard Webinar which will focus on liver tx pathology! This lecture is targeted to patient-fronting clinicians (hepatologists, transplant surgeons, and oncologists)
Register here: https://t.co/CkmXvXuFBC
#LiverTwitter#GITwitter Ep14 from @TheLiverFound marks an important episode that shares the effect of diet and nutrition in #NAFLD and the importance of #diet#intervention with Prof Manuel Romero Gomez! Listen free today!
🎧https://t.co/D0hVp5w29L
📷https://t.co/4eBVe58iir
Metrics are not the best reflection of scientific output.. but was encouraged to be recognised for the second year running on the World’s top 2% most cited researchers list which was initiated by Stanford University and published by Elsevier.
https://t.co/UkDA67teKD
#LiverTwitter#GITwitter latest episode at the liver lounge shares a discussion on the latest @BritSocGastro guidelines in #cirrhosis! 🔥🔥
Listen free today!
https://t.co/D0hVp5w29L
https://t.co/4eBVe58iir
#LiverTwitter#GITwitter 🔥🔥 happy to share the latest episode by @TheLiverFound with Prof Vincent Chen from Michigan on #MASH (#NASH) related Cirrhosis and it’s implications! Listen now at:
🎧 https://t.co/D0hVp5w29L
🎧 https://t.co/yvCHDwRUYd
#GITwitter#LiverTwitter 🔥Happy to share our study in @Gut_BMJ with prof @DrLoomba on the🌐 prevalence of #NAFLD in #T2DM. ➡️35.54% had F2-4, 14.95% had F3-4 within #NAFLD, and up to 23.62% with F3-4 in #NASH.❗️Important to reduce the global burden! https://t.co/sqCNgKh3qX