Vicky Kaur

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@magdasevilla22 @NIH @NIDDKgov Congratulations, Magda!!!

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@DiabetesNinja @AliciaChagoya great work, Alicia!

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@ShylajaSriniva1 @sookwah_yee @IHG_at_UCSF @UCSFPediatrics @MassGenBrigham @josephine_h_li congrats Jo and Shy!

[Nature Medicine @NatureMedicine]

Analyses of large cohorts of patients with type 2 diabetes identified 12 disease genetic clusters with distinct cardiometabolic trait associations, providing insights on disease susceptibility across ancestries @miriam_udler @broadinstitute @CGM_MGH https://t.co/aECGvfvfVv

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@l_szczerbinski @EASDnews @MassGeneralNews @broadinstitute @UMB_Bialystok @josephine_h_li @josep_mercader @JoseFlorezMDPhD @EASDacademy Congratulations, Lukasz and team 🎉👏

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@MassGeneralNews @JoseFlorezMDPhD @MGHMedicine Congratulations, Jose 🎉🎉

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

Congratulations 🎉 @JoseFlorezMDPhD. So proud and happy for you. Very fortunate to be part of your team and excited for the future @MassGeneralNews @CGM_MGH

[Jose Florez @JoseFlorezMDPhD]

Incredibly honored, humbled and excited to become the next Chair of the Department of Medicine at the Massachusetts General Hospital @MGHMedicine @MassGeneralNews

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@JoseFlorezMDPhD @MGHMedicine @MassGeneralNews Congratulations, Jose!

[MassGeneral News @MassGeneralNews]

.@JoseFlorezMDPhD, a longstanding member of the Mass General family, will become the new chair of @MGHMedicine, starting Sept. 1. Dr. Florez's impressive career and commitment to patient care, research and equity make him the ideal leader.

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@ShylajaSriniva1 Congratulations, Shy!!

[Diabetologia @DiabetologiaJnl]

Our July issue is online! 😍https://t.co/5q0yQSKmsB

[Mass General Brigham @MassGenBrigham]

There is an ongoing need for type O-Positive and Negative blood donors. If you’re healthy and feeling well, consider making an appointment at one of our donor centers or bloodmobiles: https://t.co/3FSWgYs6ym or https://t.co/RjcqBmOxob. #WorldBloodDonorDay

[Diabetologia @DiabetologiaJnl]

Researchers @MGHMedicine and @broadinstitute found ancestry-specific loci associated with drug response in participants exposed to acute glipizide and metformin challenge in SUGAR-MGH clinical trial. #precisionmedicine #T2D #pharmacogenetics #medtwitter https://t.co/pQY4AVdHC3

[Mass General Brigham Research @MGBResearchNews]

In a new study from @CGM_MGH, researchers found that genetic variants may affect treatment response to commonly prescribed type 2 diabetes medication.

Read More: https://t.co/Q1wBHIqUpi #diabetes #type2 #medication #genetics

[CU Department of Biomedical Informatics (DBMI) @CUBiomedInfo]

Our department's @JBCole150 Lab and the Colorado Center for Personalized Medicine are #hiring an Intermediate Information Science Professional to manage and lead large-scale biobank data and #genomic analysis.

Learn more and apply at here:
https://t.co/EB74q4v7cR

[MassGeneral News @MassGeneralNews]

According to @AmericasBlood, only 3% of the eligible population donates blood. We all want blood available in case we or a loved one needs it. Since this month is #NationalBloodDonorMonth, now is a great time to join a blood drive near you and thank those who have donated!

[Vicky Kaur @VickyKdelrio]

@MGH_CTEU @AlisaManningPhD Congratulations Alisa!!! So well deserved and long overdue!

[MassGeneral News @MassGeneralNews]

Due to the upcoming holiday closure and recent uptick in covid cases, blood donations have been drastically reduced for the past several days - donors are urgently needed. Find a donation opportunity near you here :
https://t.co/tJLTVQGMlu

[MassGeneral News @MassGeneralNews]

#MGH is experiencing an unprecedented and ongoing blood shortage. New and regular blood donors of all types are needed now more than ever. Learn how you can donate now and in the future: https://t.co/b79HQKrHVI

[Infectious Diseases @InfectiousDz]

Rapid tests for COVID are terrific

The thing is, if you test negative, you can still have it

You may just become super-infectious in a few hours

If you have a sore throat, sniffling, sneezing, please don't go out. Odds are it's still COVID and no one wants your cold anyways.