Drew Philip, M.D.

PGY-2👁 Nassau University Medical Center. Fmr Research Fellow @MERSIeyecenter @uveitis1. @CincyMedicine ‘21. XU '17. Trivia nerd, tennis player, and cat lover.

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

@BrainwaveTrivia Crumbl

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@BrainwaveTrivia Joe Camel

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@BrainwaveTrivia January

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

@dr_rishitap @eyeson_ophth Hi there! There is a phenomenal research fellowship in uveitis at @MersiEyeCenter @uveitis1 that I cannot recommend highly enough. DM me if you want more details!

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

(9/9) I end with my favorite quote of all time, from Calvin and Hobbes: “Today is a good day to have a great day”. The last time I tweeted that, it was not such a great day for me, but with a lot of time and effort, today sure as hell is.

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

In February 2021, I went through absolute heartbreak when I unexpectedly did not match into #Ophthalmology. I thought it was the end of the world and I was left with my head spinning. (1/n)

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

(8/n) To anyone that needs a place to continue down that road, I would be DELIGHTED to share my passion for @MersiEyeCenter @uveitis1 and talk about my experience there. Just DM me.

[rabia O'chaudry @rabiasquared]

We did it.

We FREED ADNAN!

[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

@joshmcgoo I think you have to stop having dedicateds

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[Drew Philip, M.D. @DrewPhilip5]

@paulaalorenaa Definitely @DGlaucomflecken

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@ericblevyMD @DGlaucomflecken At this point, do you just pull the trigger on moving to Hawaii and making the rounds on every medical conference held there?

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Cicatricial pemphigoid: Stephen Anesi & @DrewPhilip5 recommend a landmark paper from 1986 on the first effective long-term treatment that is still used for ocular cicatricial pemphigoid, a progressive scarring disease of the eye that can blind patients https://t.co/iq0pesV0H2