Sean Teebagy, MD

Ophthalmology Resident, @Umasschan

[John Pierson @JPPierson]

A freak baseball accident left @UConnBSB standout Connor Lane partially blind in his right eye. His vision may be impaired but his baseball hopes are not. A @MLB catching prospect before the injury, Lane is now motivated to make it as a pitcher @UConnHuskies @WTNH

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@CBSSportsCBB any clips of the injury that lead to him needing this?

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@VinnysCorner1 Vince carter 100%

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@OGdukeneurosurg Gotta be worried about CCF

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@JahangirAsgha10 Is there a particular reason an independent physician cannot write these off as losses? Is it the way their business is structured?

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@dog_rates 13/10 dog, 15/10 leash

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

Simple one of the most exciting games of baseball I have watched in a long time

[Tyler Milliken @tylermilliken_]

Bryce Harper is owed $153.23 MM over the remaining 6 years of his deal. That would give him an AAV of $25.53 MM for whatever team that acquired him.

Also, has a no-trade clause and has been vocal about wanting more years.

1 OAA at 1B. Even in a “down” year, he had a 131 wRC+.

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@WashProbs Dan's Cafe -> Decades -> Chicken & Whiskey -> Astoria for 2am wings

[Dr. Glaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken]

I know this might sound crazy, but people who have real direct patient care experience should own and operate our healthcare system.

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

@whatever Every procedure I do as an intern takes me back to the lessons learned in the anatomy lab. I’m forever grateful to those who donated their bodies, allowing us—when we barely knew how to hold a scalpel—to learn in ways no textbook could teach

[Legion Hoops @LegionHoops]

There’s new tech that allows blind people at NBA arenas to follow the game.

Amazing. (via @asfvision / TikTok)

[Jake Tapper 🦅 @jaketapper]

Hey UNITED HEALTHCARE

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

It was raw, resilient, and fully human. And it was a lesson... Patients show us what it means to live, even in difficult moments, and in that, they give us an unexpected gift.

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

Walking through the hospital cafeteria the other day, I witnessed a couple that stopped me in my tracks. The woman, late 20s or early 30s, was pushing a man (who appeared healthy), around the same age, in a wheelchair. They were bantering, easy and light.

[Sean Teebagy, MD @STeebagy]

The way she said it, the way he smiled back, it wasn’t a moment of dark humor, it was pure resilience. These were people facing a harsh reality, but they found a way to keep it light, to keep connecting, to keep living in the face of what was to come.

[Red @SurvivingGrady]

Twenty years ago tonight, the Red Sox lost for the last time in the 2004 postseason. We just had no idea what was coming.

[Stanford Center for Digital Health @StanfordCDH]

New study from #StanfordCDH finds AI-generated responses to patient messages show higher satisfaction than clinician responses. Could AI improve patient-clinician communication? @JKim_1003, @StanfordKidCMIO #HealthInformatics #AIinHealth @JAMANetworkOpen https://t.co/Z3sxlPoLWX

[UMass Chan Medical School @UMassChan]

Victor R. Ambros, PhD, @UMassChan's Silverman Chair in Natural Sciences and professor of molecular medicine, has won a Nobel Prize. Media: Email [email protected] for news conference info and interview requests. #NobelPrize #BreakingNews #AdvancingTogether