Pranoti Mandrekar

[UMass Chan Diversity & Inclusion Office @UMassDiversity]

.@UMassChan has higher percentages of women across all categories represented in the @AAMCtoday’s State of Women in Academic Medicine 2023-2024 report. Read about the faculty celebrated during the 2026 Women’s Faculty Awards: https://t.co/8Tfw9MMCuk #AcademicMedicine #MedTwitter

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@UMassChan @UMass_Medicine @Baystate_Health @LaheyHospital Truly honored and humbled by this recognition!

[UMass Chan Medical School @UMassChan]

Faculty and staff were celebrated during the 26th annual Women’s Faculty Committee Awards Ceremony at UMass Chan Medical School. View the list of the eight award recipients: https://t.co/wtI9HRPsyn

#AcademicMedicine #leadership @UMass_Medicine @Baystate_Health @LaheyHospital

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@DeepikaDevuniMD @Dr_KMCoop @UMassIMResident @DigiCard10MD @ColonDocUMMH @MGHMedicine @alecolle89 @MGH_GI Congratulations @Dr_KMCoop ! Well deserved! 👏👏

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@Mashkoor_C @loyolasurg_dept @VivianGahtanMD @LoyolaMDPhD @UTSW_Surgery @Levi_Lab Congratulations! 👏

[Alcohol Review @alcohol_review]

"You may be wondering how much alcohol you can safely drink and avoid harm. If you ask clinicians and scientists, you might not like the answer: none," explains Pranoti Mandrekar of the University of Massechusetts @mandrekp
https://t.co/d6fpJXcAyL

[Department of Medicine @UMass_Medicine]

Hear from our own Pranoti Mandrekar, PhD, professor of medicine in the Division of Gastroenterology, as she discusses the risks of consuming alcohol and the impact it makes on the human body in a recent article published in The Conversation. Link to the article is below!

[UMass Chan Medical School @UMassChan]

Even a small amount of alcohol can increase your cancer risk. Pranoti Mandrekar, PhD, explains how alcohol can damage the body and why there’s no truly “safe” level of drinking via @ConversationUS article: https://t.co/AUxe9YSSci

#alcohol #cancer @mandrekp @UMass_Medicine

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

UMass Chan cancer biologist explains the cancer risk associated with consuming alcohol! https://t.co/NxjvcuMCAJ

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

Alcohol causes cancer, and less than 1 drink can increase your risk − a cancer biologist explains how https://t.co/YJNDAyBEb0

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@rabataller @Nature @dr_monga77 @AASLDtweets @AEEHLiver @EASLedu Congratulations @rabataller Outstanding study! 👏

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@SMuehlschMD @HopkinsMedicine @HopkinsNCCU @HopkinsACCM @HopkinsNsurg Congratulations @SMuehlschMD 👏

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@Dr_KMCoop @HepCommJournal @DeepikaDevuniMD @AmiKPPatel @UMassGI @UMass_Medicine @MGH_GI @WomeninEndo @UMassIMResident Congratulations @Dr_KMCoop 👏

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

Outstanding presentations on Day 2 at AASLD-ETC- MASH, MetALD and ALD
https://t.co/09jmk0E7VI

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

Amazing session! Pleasure to be part of the discussion! #AASLD #umassmed

[Juan Pablo (JP) Arab, MD  @juanpabloarab]

Amazing first session of our ⁦@AASLDtweets⁩ ETC in Steatotic Liver Disease. Thanks to all the speakers! #LiverTwitter #LiverX ⁦@l_suthat⁩ ⁦@GSzaboMD⁩ ⁦@mandrekp⁩

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@geneyim @ColumbiaMed @NYC_Tx_Hep Congratulations Gene! 👏

[Juan Pablo (JP) Arab, MD  @juanpabloarab]

We are pleased to share our article Metabolic Dysfunction and Alcohol-related Liver Disease (MetALD): Position statement by an expert panel on alcohol-related liver disease. Now available online in @JHepatology @MATHURINPHILIP1
#LiverTwitter #LiverX https://t.co/dTkZNc1ZAT

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@karthik_varanas @Tcellogic @salkinstitute Congratulations @karthik_varanas

[Pranoti Mandrekar @mandrekp]

@juanpabloarab @LuisAntonioDiaz @FcoIdalsoaga @MarcoArreseMD @dibmartin Happy Holidays JP! Wishing you a wonderful time with family and friends! 🎄🎄That bread looks yummy!

[Department of Medicine @UMass_Medicine]

We are conducting a survey to learn about our faculty's needs to facilitate professional growth and academic advancement. We are asking Department of Medicine faculty members to complete the survey before Monday, January 6, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. @mandrekp
https://t.co/ZUjavqAdyt