Bella Pompa

she/her/hers | M1 at Dartmouth Med | Boston University Grad | my views

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What are the trends in cancer mortality rates among Hispanic individuals over two decades? Check out our findings in @JAMAOnc from @sophia_kamran lab led by @bellapompa @Anushka_Ghosh14 & @shamik_v_bhat. https://t.co/1ONE0wj3fs [1/17]

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Between 2002 and 2015, the proportion of first-generation medical school matriculants decreased, and these students faced higher attrition rates.

https://t.co/ZmokazsOrc @sophia_kamran

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Overall cancer-specific mortality rates decreased among Asian American and Pacific Islander individuals between 1999-2020; mortality increased for specific cancer types, with further disparities by sex, age and region. https://t.co/JXz5RbQNQm @sophia_kamran @bellapompa

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@nabrasheed @sophia_kamran @dartmouth @MGHCancerCenter @HenningWillers @MiyamotoDavid Thanks Nabeel!!

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@Anushka_Ghosh14 @sophia_kamran @dartmouth @MGHCancerCenter @HenningWillers @MiyamotoDavid Thanks Anushka!! love seeing all you’re up to at Thomas Jefferson 😊

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Thank you @sophia_kamran for being an amazing mentor! I’ve learned so much these past 2 years and I’m going to miss everyone at MGH! ❤️#WomenInMedicine #WomenInStem

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Link to the article: https://t.co/MBBXcKq3Mq

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How have bladder cancer-specific mortality trends changed in the United States (US) from 1999 to 2020? Read more in @BladderCaJrnl from @sophia_kamran lab: Longitudinal Analysis of Bladder Cancer-Specific Mortality Trends in the United States - IOS Press [1/13]

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In conclusion, overall mortality from bladder cancer has been decreasing from 1999 to 2020. However, future studies are needed to understand how to target specific populations to improve patient outcomes. [13/13]