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Dr. Jeremy Richmon is a head and neck surgeon who specializes minimally-invasive and robotic surgery. He is a pioneer of scarless transoral thyroid surgery.

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If you happen to be in Ghana Jan 23rd, please join us!

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So honored to speak this morning on Remote Access Thyroid Surgery at the renowned National University Hospital in Singapore!

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Join us in person for an Update in Head and Neck Cancer: 2025 on April 11-12, 2025. Gain insights from experts on the latest advancements in treatment and care. Visit the HMS Course Catalog to register!

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Save the date!!!

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Don’t forget to register for this very unique AHNS Recon ‘Round the World webinar!!!

Zones of Conflict.

June 12, 12pm EST

https://t.co/YN8OnrN7CI

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In this video, @travelingclatt claps back to Macklemore’s song referring to Israelis as “white colonizers.” When are we going to retire this? Never mind that statistically, the majority of Israelis are Mizrakhim (Middle Eastern Jews who were forced back to their ancestral homeland as refugees after being ethnically cleansed from every corner of the globe and to escape the subjugation of Islamism that has continued through Oct. 7), but “colonization” by definition is when a “home” or “host” country sends a colony to invade a foreign land.

Everyone has accepted by now that Jews lived on the land before the various conquests and colonizations that brought in transient populations, satisfying the definition of indigenous. It’s therefore not possible to colonize land that you are indigenous to. Perhaps there is a different term for this division of land between two people, but colonization isn’t it.

Second, and importantly, there was no colonizing home/host country that sent a “colony” to invade. People on the ground who legally owned the land in pre-existing Jewish neighborhoods are the ones who established it as a state in 1948. A country of refugees built with sweat and muscle.

This is exactly the same thing that was happening all across the ME/WA region at the same time at the collapse of the Caliphate. Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Bahrain, Iraq etc were all established through western mandates at the time. Each of them divided land and created borders based on their national/cultural/ethnic identities that had once co-inhabited the same (colonized) lands, and indeed, fought for wider borders before trading maximalism for sovereignty and accepting compromise. Are they all white colonizers, too?

I know, I know, everyone is angry that the land also absorbed the Ashkenazi Jews who managed to escape the Holocaust that gassed 6 million of them in the single largest genocide in all of history, because if it were you, you would’ve all jumped off of the boat and took your own life to spare being called a “white colonizer” by the children of white colonizers in the future, right?

If you’re angry at violent governments that identify as religious states, there’s tons of Christian and Muslim states to rail against, including one that literally refers to itself as the “Islamic” Republic (in fact, several do).

And yet, I see no protests despite the daily slaughters and decades of Islamist imperialism that “anti-imperialists” conveniently ignore.

I know it’s hard to believe, but you can legitimately be pro-Israel and pro-Palestine at the same time. You can hold two truths at once. You can believe in co-existence. You can protest the current Israeli government, politicians, extremist officials, occupied territories, settlers, war policies etc and still not call for the end of the only Jewish state in the world. It’s hard to believe that such a movement is not inherently antisemitic, as Macklemore’s lyrics would imply.

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Looking forward to traveling to South America tonight for our next Recon ‘Round the World Webinar!!

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Fantastic AHNS Recon ‘Round the World Webinar today to the Middle East. See the video here:

https://t.co/imXSjFoeVO

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Really looking forward to this International head and neck conference in Khon Kaen, Thailand in 2 weeks!

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How the residents warm up for morning rounds…

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Appreciate the multidisciplinary team work to get this editorial published in American J Clinical Onc:

Does Current Training in Radiation Oncology Prepare Radiation Oncologists to Optimally Manage Patients With Head and Neck Cancer?

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@PathDocBoston @GersonPaull_MD I believe under Sadow’s name on his hospital ID it does in fact read, “I ain’t you biatch!”

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@PathDocBoston @GersonPaull_MD Sadow is a worse than a rabid pit bull when you put him on speaker phone. Fortunately we usually can only hear his expletives over the music. It’s entertaining.

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Nice perks at this conference!

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@AllenFeng_MD from #MEE tearing it up in Dubai at #IFOS2023

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@AllenFeng_MD from #MEE tearing it up in Dubai at #IFOS2023

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Congrats to the Mass Eye and Ear Head and Neck Robotic Surgery Team. Over 110 cases last year!! Truly a team effort with more great things to come.

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Not to late to register for Recon ‘Round the World!!!! https://t.co/94OeRXhmrI