“Why do you want to be a doctor?”
I answer without hesitation, “I want to help people.”
“There are many ways to help people.”
“I want to save lives.”
“There are many ways to do that too. So I’ll ask you again, why do you want to be a doctor?”
“Because I believe in it.” 1/
The recorded video of Dr. Ruslan Medzhitov seminar entitled Tissue Organization and Homeostasis is now available at “Global Immunotalks” YouTube Channel https://t.co/tEutX3geZ1
Hope you enjoy it!
#globalimmuno#immunology
A senior prof visited us ~ 1 year ago. My student showed him a cool observation for which we are working on a mechanism. We now found out that a few months later this jerk published a small descriptive paper scooping my student’s initial observation. What should I do?
Excited to share the work I did during my PhD in @PDTImmune Lab at @RoswellPark. Check it out in @CIR_AACR https://t.co/NtD9hW4T3B. We show that sex hormone signaling through the androgen receptor regulates a tumor-promoting phenotype in myeloid cells. 1/8
How does the immune system work? Will there be #COVID19 vaccines? @BioRender & I put together ‘immunology 101 tweetorial for non-immunologists’. @jerryguartist, @shizaoki, @JungHeeSciViz also made this accompanying video. Please share widely! (1/n)
https://t.co/eoNOqz2CXr
A new study led by Dr. Kelvin Lee finds that a molecule on the surface of long-lived plasma cells might be the key to fighting cancer and many viruses. https://t.co/bfqjsmRF3d
Mentorship is not just about showing how to do science, but how to do it while being inclusive and respectful of others.
Mentors should lead by examples so that mentees may learn the many ways to be generous, especially to junior colleagues. We all benefit by elevating others.
A look at a large study on a blood test for multiple types of cancer, and how the Sun is a lot less variable in its magnetic activity compared with similar stars.
🎙Listen to the latest Science Podcast: https://t.co/gbKMRcPFxU