"I hope that you trust me when I say that making oneself open to the suffering of patients will make us stronger, will make us better advocates, will make us good humans, and will make us better doctors."
Groundbreaking local health data have been released by @CDCgov. The #PLACES project includes 27 different measures of health for the entire United States, including small cities and #rural areas. 📊 https://t.co/TmPoLqDCct
Today we wear red to join the American Heart Association's commitment to prevent heart disease, especially among African American women. #GoRedforWomen#TogetherStronger https://t.co/1suvXVzlun
Despite being denied the opportunity to practice medicine in hospitals or join medical societies, Dr. Justina Ford opened a private OBGYN & pediatrics practice and delivered over 7,000 children while serving a diverse community of patients. #BlackHistoryMonth#MedicalPioneer
My first publication with @cree_green on understanding the relationship between the Gut Microbiome and PCOS. @CUMedicalSchool@CUAnschutz
Obese adolescents with PCOS have altered biodiversity and relative abundance in gastrointestinal microbiota https://t.co/QVOSBr4Pqv
Super excited to share our work on trying to understand if the microbiome plays a role in PCOS and metabolic syndrome. @CWHR_CUAnschutz @CCTSI@pcoschallenge @HumanUnity_7 @NIDDKgov@CUMedicalSchool
"Regardless of one's color, nationality, religion or race, the things that drive us as humans are fundamentally the same. We humans have more in common than we have differences." Patients gave #medicalschool meaning @shailiJainMd writes. https://t.co/wfIl54jPPo #ScopeAt10000
Myself and my talented mentees at ObesityWeek. They are presenting data from our teen PCOS cohorts on depression, the microbiome, pancreatic fat and insulin clearance today and tomorrow @ChildrensColo. @CWHR_CUAnschutz @CCTSI#OW2019