Ulrike Buchwald

Physician, researcher, advocate.
@Merck Research Laboratories @Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology.
Tweets are my own.

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

More important than ever: The voice of physicians and scientists.
Lawmakers v. The Scientific Realities of Human Reproduction | NEJM https://t.co/rwwRDYYIho

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

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[Maaza Abdi @AbdiMaaza]

Great discussion on Anal Cancer and HPV for the Practicing Gastroenterologist @DDWMeeting @ASGEendoscopy @HopkinsGIHep

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

@AbdiMaaza @DDWMeeting @ASGEendoscopy @HopkinsGIHep 🙏 you @AbdiMaaza , so important to get the word out!!

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

Support a campaign for Infectious Diseases Society of America against AMR! https://t.co/cLiGdUhKBq

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

@pateldevangm This is devastating. Praying for he safe return!

[IDSA Foundation @IDSAFoundation]

On #NationalDoctorsDay, we honor Infectious Diseases specialists. They develop life-saving #vaccines, provide leadership on #PublicHealth challenges, and work on the front lines of #outbreaks like Ebola, Zika and COVID-19.
#IDTwitter #FieldOfID #WeAreID #AMR

[IANSociety @IANSociety]

Anal Cancer Awareness Day is tomorrow!
Find more information about anal cancer at https://t.co/8AVZNIQXQT

#AnalCancerAwarenessDay
#IANSociety #AnalCancerFoundation #farrahfawcettfoundation

[HPV Cancers Alliance @HPVAlliance]

In honor of Anal Cancer Awareness Day, we are highlighting survivors who are speaking out about their anal cancer journey in order to help spread knowledge, destigmatize the disease, and save lives. Anal Cancer can happen to anyone. Read Tim's story at ➡️ https://t.co/WHHL12ib8j

[Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology & Hepatology @HopkinsGIHep]

Today is anal cancer awareness today! Anal cancer is on the rise. The number of new cases is increasing by 2.7% yearly. @AbdiMaaza @DocUlrike and NP Bridget Morris specialize in the treatment of precancerous lesions.

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

Groundbreaking news from the ANCHOR study showing that treatment of high-grade anal dysplasia reduces is of anal cancer! #HPV #cancerscreening #cancerprevention
#Johns Hopkins HRA Clinic
https://t.co/rYK7iiyKoM

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

Today's clinic was a reminder on the importance of #HPV #AnalCancer #awareness #screening in women with a history of autoimmune disease abd immunosuppressive therapy.

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

Privileged to have been able to lead the clinical team.#pneumo #pneumococcal #vaccine #vaccination #vaccinated

[TB Alliance @TBAlliance]

New trial results show effectiveness of regimen against highly drug-resistant #tuberculosis ➡️
https://t.co/S4EnUWA9rk

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

This is an important reminder what matters in life, from the beginning. Kudos to the study teams! https://t.co/eyo6lQbNTA

[Ulrike Buchwald @DocUlrike]

Proud to be joining this team. Tuberculosis treatment and prevention is a huge unmet need.

[TB Alliance @TBAlliance]

In a challenging year, we made progress in developing new treatments that aim to improve the lives of those impacted by #tuberculosis around the world. Learn more from our 2020 Annual Report about how we're working to #endTB: https://t.co/OoKwdLnnbj

[Barney Graham, MD, PhD @BarneyGrahamMD]

Vaccine 2nd doses exceeded vaccine 1st doses on April 16, meaning number of new people seeking vaccination each day is gradually going down. As eligibility for younger people increases, they need to be encouraged. We need to raise level of population immunity to get out of this.

[IANSociety @IANSociety]

Congratulations to Naomi Jay for receiving the UCSF Award for Excellence in Advanced Practice Nursing!

[The Nobel Prize @NobelPrize]

On 24 March 1882, German physician and Nobel Laureate Robert Koch announced the discovery of the bacterium that causes tuberculosis (TB) - a date marked by #WorldTBDay today.

Photos: Robert Koch circa. 1900 and a drawing of the causes of tuberculosis (right).

[Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus @DrTedros]

Today is #WorldTBDay. An estimated 1.4 million fewer people received care for tuberculosis in 2020 compared with 2019, and we fear that more than half a million more people may have died due to disruption of health services that #COVID19 has caused. https://t.co/FVAFx9bZ5y
#EndTB