🔬 Thinking about getting into research but don’t know where to start? We’ve got you.
We’re kicking off the RESYRA Workshop Series with sessions made to make research a little less intimidating, a lot more practical, and actually useful.
Research isn’t reserved for experts or “naturally gifted” people. It starts with curiosity, grows through collaboration, and turns into confidence over time. At RESYRA, we believe anyone can begin. 🔬✨Save the post and follow us for more related content.
Resyra is a platform built to make research more approachable for students and early-career professionals across medicine, dentistry, and the biomedical sciences.
The name Resyra reflects our philosophy:
Re — Research | Sy — Synergy | Ra — Radiance.
🚀 Welcome to RESYRA
Where Research meets Synergy and Radiance.
Starting research can feel overwhelming — confusing concepts, no guidance, and not knowing where to begin. That’s exactly why RESYRA exists.
Sexism & sexual harassment in healthcare aren’t just “one-off incidents”—they’re deeply rooted issues that affect countless professionals daily. It’s time we stop brushing them aside.
That’s why we’re hosting a FREE WEBINAR with @ScrubSurvivors & @msap_pakistan to talk about it
Help us spread the word! Retweet, tag a friend, and let’s get more people talking.
If you’re in healthcare (or know someone who is), this is a must-attend conversation.
Join us & be part of the movement. 💙
#EndSexismInHealthcare#RaiseAwareness#Breakthesilence
Excited to share our latest article on Aortic Valve Stenosis🫀:
-Complexities of CAVD
-Genetic factors, inflammation, lipid deposition
-Imaging and treatment advances
📖 Read all about it:- https://t.co/jwuAiWS5yW
#Cardiology#MedicalResearch#MedTwitter
Landmark Achievement
Pakistan Medical & Dental Council (PM&DC) Achieves Accreditation from World Federation for Medical Education (WFME). This recognition underscores PM&DC's commitment to ensuring the highest standards of medical education within Pakistan. @nhsrcofficial
🫀Transplant breakthrough! @StanfordCTSurg successfully performed a 🫀 transplant from a donor who died of cardiac arrest. Since this pioneering case, over 1️⃣2️⃣ transplants have been completed at Stanford!#MedicalBreakthrough https://t.co/uKX2pTI6Ws
Our publication showing that women are equally as academically productive as men when adjusting for career length. This also is a snapshot on the current environment in academic CT surgery. Thankful to my co-researchers for the hard work out into this project. @WomenInThoracic
hey #MedTwitter those desperate long hours of studying finally come to a temporary halt. 📉
i appeared for my Step 1 towards the end of September and was declared 'passed' a few days ago. my journey to this as a third-year medical student has brought its own set of realizations: