@EricTopol Agree with most of the comments here; we don’t know yet. Human data is unfortunately minimal as you mention, but also shown in our published systematic review. Still looking forward to more clinical research for some safety data.
https://t.co/DbTKHKBy5h
Honored to present on publication trends in the integrated thoracic surgery residency match at @OfficialSTSA to a group of renowned CT surgeons (definitely not nervous). Also, got to first hear about the transhiatal esophagectomy from Dr. Orringer who pioneered the procedure.
@TylerWillOrtho Agreed. Current bibliometric analyses show that peer-reviewed publications represent 13-34% of that number, depending on the specialty and match year
Excited to see our article in print! Thankful to Dr. Basaria for mentorship with this project and for helping bring awareness to where SARMs stand in medicine. We cautiously and curiously await their future.
#MedTwitter#medicine
Do selective androgen receptor modulators have the potential to be transformative drugs or do they herald the next drug epidemic? Learn more in this Viewpoint. https://t.co/nCaNMa7dNb
Do selective androgen receptor modulators have the potential to be transformative drugs or do they herald the next drug epidemic? Learn more in this Viewpoint.
https://t.co/3p2XiHXLT8
Had an incredible experience presenting our SARMs work at @AOSSM_SportsMed and learning more about orthopaedic sports medicine! Looking forward to more opportunities like this one! @drcalcei@HeathGouldMD@NVasireddi