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8 years ago, my colleague Sam was complaining about the lack of a good marker for monoblasts on biopsy. Me: if it was easy to find, it would’ve been done already. Sam: even if it’s hard, it should be done. Me: true, but I would prefer not to do the hard things. #hemepath#leusm
1. One of the questions I get asked a lot is "how do you take such decent microscope photos on your phone?"
How do you go from the image on the left to one on the right?
Quite simple really... ready for a short thread?
Wow- I’m actually fibrillating a bit to see I’m in this list of super fantastic achievers at the University of Alberta.
Not sure I’m worthy but I AM sure I am honoured.
Feeling energized to keep communicating!
https://t.co/4RNNQHkKlr
@ualberta@UAlberta_FoMD@UAlberta_DoM
Yes it seems dramatic but let me explain death in the ICU. It is a journey, often a long hard one. It rarely just happens, but comes as the culmination of a series of complications, or simply not getting better. During that time you make connections with family. It hurts everyone
How to pick a project worth pursuing:
1. Interest: do you think about it in your free time and bring it up in random conversations?
2. Importance: if we understood it, would the world be a better place?
3. Contribution: do you have something novel to add?
#AcademicTwitter
How to pick a project worth pursuing:
1. Interest: do you think about it in your free time and bring it up in random conversations?
2. Importance: if we understood it, would the world be a better place?
3. Contribution: do you have something novel to add?
#AcademicTwitter
If you push others down on your way to the top, you might find that when you fall, no one is there to catch you.
If you stop to lift others up as you climb the ladder, you build a safety net around you.
#ThursdayThoughts
I was on call for NHSBT last week and have discussed lots of patients for whom we have agreed to transfuse granulocytes (GTX). But what are they, when do we use them and how can you get hold of them? #blooducation