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**2 hematology pharmacists talking about their 7 month old baby’s meds**
Me: Crap! Baby’s ferrous sulfate ran out. I have to go to the pharmacy tonight.
@CWagnerPharmD : its okay, daily only upregulates her hepcidin anyway
Me: oh good point, I’ll go tomorrow
#oncopharm
Saw @JustinRose99 this evening on Brompton Road in London tonight with @CWagnerPharmD . Took every ounce (grams, if we are in England?) of our being not to say hello.
So will leave it to X (formerly known as Twitter): Hi Justin - big fans!
@AmiBPatelMD I used to think I was such an old soul when I’d sing “you can call me Al” on the bus.
My 11 year old face when kids would ask what I’m singing:
@AaronGoodman33 Intrinsic Pathway
TwelvE ends in E—> EleveN end in N—> NinE ends in E —> Eight ends in T—> Ten starts the Common Pathway and then you’re on your own.
I lost my mother today. I did not come from her body, but she accepted me and led me throughout my entire life. She fought cancer with vigor, and despite her pain, focused on what she could do for others. She was the best person. I am ever grateful for her and her eternal peace.
Pleased to announce on my penultimate day of clinical practice that I have accepted a medical science liaison position with @abbvie I’m extremely excited to see what the future holds, and am thankful for all the mentors who have guided me through my clinical journey.
5 months ago, I had a massive stroke. The day after my CVA, from the Neuro-ICU, I demanded to be seen by physical therapy. A frustrated neurologist whispered to my wife “He needs to be realistic about recovery. A stroke his size? Hes lucky to be alive”
I interrupted her… (1/2)
@3bdullahM Just the sequela of renal insufficiency from a disease always at risk of relapsing combined with a renally cleared beta blocker that isn’t ever the right choice over non-renally cleared B-1 specific BBs
As an editor, I often read discussions that are long winded, meandering and fail to make an impact.
They feel like an after-thought rather than a key part of the paper.
Here are some tips to make your discussion better. Full credit to @sanjaysaint who taught me this years ago!