WOW! Incredible weekend that 280 characters cannot do justice to. Humbled to be named poster winner on our project on HSCT-AKI! Fantastic time connecting with students, physicians, mentors! Same time next year?? @ohioacp@Mud_Fud@hvarghai@NEOMEDedu@ACPIMPhysicians#IMProud
Excited to share our work "Racial and Demographic Disparities in GLP1-RA use among Breast Cancer Patients with Type 2 Diabetes" and grateful to all collaborators @JasmineSukumar@OmerAshruf
https://t.co/O9WfYTUHUI
As his term as a student member of the Board of Trustee comes to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Omer Ashruf for his #dedication, #leadership and #commitment to NEOMED. 🐳
Best of luck as you start your IM residency at @IUMedSchool!
GLP-1 receptor agonists may be associated with reduced of developing hematologic malignancies for patients with type 2 diabetes. https://t.co/vft0wgORog @OmerAshruf
Does peer review penalize bold, risky ideas?
A new @nberpubs study by @pierre_azoulay & Wesley Greenblatt finds that NIH grants with high-risk projects—those with disruptive outcomes, novel pivots, or unconventional approaches—are renewed at significantly lower rates.
The "risk penalty" hits hardest for junior researchers and cutting-edge fields, raising concerns that peer review may be stifling the very breakthroughs it is meant to support.
Is it time to rethink how we fund scientific innovation?
#SciencePolicy #Innovation
https://t.co/pqMvrV1WFu
Our recent published work in @JAMANetworkOpen outlines key disparities in outcomes of children with kidney injury outside of the hospital.
Next steps? Education, advocacy, and reassessment of detection methods.
Humbled to work alongside an incredible team. @NEOMEDedu@OhioAcp
Among children with an identified episode of community-acquired acute kidney injury diagnosed in an ED, Black and Hispanic children had a poorer 1-year survival probability compared with White children. https://t.co/8cP92K5pCz