Daniel Rosas S.

Med Student | Universidad de Sonora 🇲🇽@SoyUnison | IM enthusiast
Amateur of life looking forward for 2027 Match
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[Daniel Rosas S. @Danielrsslz]

First step of the journey accomplished, onto the next one...
#MedTwitter

[Daniel Rosas S. @Danielrsslz]

A dream come true. I've submitted my ERAS app for #Match2027, pursuing #InternalMedicine

Hi #MedTwitter! I'm Daniel, an IMG from Mexico🇲🇽

Excited to connect with programs and future colleagues. Wishing everyone the best!

AAMC ID: 16326065

[Juan Carlos Gimenez @Infomedicos]

La Facultad trata de formar médicos competentes, y además capaces de escuchar, de contener y de aliviar. Aunque el horno de la universidad sólo garantiza media cocción; la otra mitad necesita una construcción personal. Es la más difícil, pero la que define al verdadero médico.

[Sandra Lopez-Leon MD PhD @sandralopezleon]

🚨 Bebidas muy calientes y cáncer de esófago
➡️ Estudio en ~1 millón de adultos del Reino Unido: beber “muy caliente” vs “tibio” ↑ 3 veces el riesgo de carcinoma de células escamosas

🟢 Déjalas enfriar, añade leche o agua fría, o bébelas tibias.

[Joe Haslam ☘ 🇪🇺 @joehas]

I cannot stress how damaging it is to mental health to stay at home.

Do something, anything, but get out of the houses.

Weekends in particular are for doing stuff, going places.

Staying home tires you out and makes you anxious.

Climb a mountain or jump in a lake, anything.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

The 3 reasons why AI won't reduce clinician jobs:
—Jevon's paradox (more efficiency, more use)
—"Lump of labor" fallacy (the type of work changes)
—Tasks ≠ Skills
@NEJM @DhruvKhullar
https://t.co/vSWgGlmbYS

[Nicholas Fabiano, MD @NTFabiano]

Living simply is linked to greater happiness and purpose.

You need people, not products.

[Luka @nivholls]

Walk. Everywhere.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

The pronounced and early reduction of hs-CRP, biomarker of inflammation, with Ozempic in the big heart disease trial https://t.co/d3k7El797W

[Antelm Pujol, MD PhD @AntelmPujol]

🩺 UNA DE LAS HABILIDADES MÁS IMPORTANTES DE UN MÉDICO ACABA DE QUEDAR MUY CLARA CON LA IA

🤖 Dale a una IA todo el caso clínico perfectamente explicado por un médico:

➡️ identifica una enfermedad relevante en ~95% de los casos.

👤 Ahora haz que una persona real tenga que explicar qué le ocurre y utilizar la IA para orientarse:

➡️ <35% identifica correctamente una enfermedad relevante.

La diferencia ayuda a entender algo fundamental 👇🏻

[camila m. @pidoelsilencio]

nunca lean a la gente triste, siempre lean a escritores que han hecho su camino con perseverancia y constancia como Patricia Highsmith que escribió esto en sus diarios: no importa que escribas mala poesía, escribila igual.

[maja 🔭🍒 @majamediaco]

as someone who’s moved cities more than ten times, maintaining friendships across distance has become something of a lifelong preoccupation. one thing i’ve learned is friendship can be kept alive through very small bids for connection or little glimpses into ordinary life that preserve shared context

i once wrote about some of my favourite small friendship bids here :)
https://t.co/KIcjYJP4mL

[Juan Carlos Gimenez @Infomedicos]

Un error pone en duda la capacidad predictiva del médico y también, pone a prueba su narcisismo.

[Sergio Ferrero @calotonterias]

Tener tatuajes se asocia a un 29% más de riesgo de melanoma y a un 21% más de riesgo de linfoma maligno.

Y eliminarlos con láser se asocia a un aumento del 200% del riesgo de linfoma maligno, probablemente por la fragmentación de los compuestos tóxicos de la tinta.

[JAMA @JAMA_current]

💡 JAMA Insights: #PhysicalActivity is an effective component of care for people with #chronic #medical conditions, and #clinician #communication can help support behavior change.

This JAMA Insights article indicates that supportive conversations should acknowledge common barriers, frame activity as achievable daily movement rather than only structured exercise, and emphasize that any increase in activity can benefit health.

https://t.co/LBbzoPu74s

[Samuel Hume @DrSamuelBHume]

This week, Forte Biosciences were acquired by Argenx for $2.2 B.

Forte have a first-in-class antibody that blocks CD122, a subunit shared by IL2 and IL15 - so it inhibits T cells and NK cells (but spares T-regs).

Tested in trials for vitiligo, it can re-pigment the skin:

[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

Visual algorithm for STEMI localization

[Alejandro Ortiz @ale_ortizMD]

Just released 🔥🔥🔥 an amazing review of the current antiretroviral therapy

https://t.co/gGCIHvzisG

[Lemón 🍋 @cigarettesummer]

Tintin was the epitome of adventurous sensitive young man

[Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91]

Sometimes, an attending is doing a case, but is struggling and kind of lost, but the assisting resident sees clearly what to do next.

The resident then feels that they have to invent all kinds of careful diplomatic language to guide the attending. It’s fascinating to watch.