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Meet: Manu Jain
Research Focus: Medicine; Associate Attending
Cross-modal imaging in noninvasive identification of histologic features of skin
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#CrossModalImaging#SkinImaging#Dermatology #NonInvasiveDiagnostics #Histology #MedicalImaging #DigitalHealth #AIinMedicine #DermOnc #SkinResearch #PrecisionMedicine #ClinicalInnovation
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Meet: Anna Helena Furberg-Barnes
Research Focus: Biostat/Epidemiology; Attending
Body composition may be a novel presurgical risk factor for acute kidney injury among clear cell renal cell cancer patients undergoing radical nephrectomy
https://t.co/q1fSLdZgYi
#BodyComposition #AcuteKidneyInjury #KidneyCancer #RenalCellCarcinoma #Nephrectomy #SurgicalRisk #OncologyResearch #CancerSurgery #VisceralFat #PrecisionMedicine #Urology #CancerCare #ClinicalResearch #RiskStratification
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Meet: Elisa De Stanchina
Research Focus: Research Facilities; Laboratory Member
Trastuzumab deruxtecan resistance via loss of HER2 expression and binding
https://t.co/NgQjVsGi9g
#TrastuzumabDeruxtecan#HER2
#BreastCancerResearch #TargetedTherapy
#CancerResearch #Oncology
#DrugResistance #PrecisionMedicine
#TumorBiology #CancerScience
#TranslationalResearch #MedicalResearch
With a flood of medical information at our fingertips, knowing what’s credible has never been more important. For patients and medical professionals alike, finding trusted, evidence-based sources is key to making informed health decisions. See the post below.
With the flood of medical content readily available on our phones and other devices, how do you know what’s credible? It’s a growing challenge for patients and medical professionals alike.
“Many people come across cancer misinformation when they are at a low point in their lives and looking for answers,” says Dr. David Miller, an MSK radiation oncology resident, who recently published a study on health misinformation. “If you have just received bad news from your doctor and you find something online that promises a better outcome, it’s natural that you’ll want to believe it.”
If you’re searching for health information online, here are a few things to be aware of: https://t.co/iOTTyvW0M6
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Meet: Taylor Marie McCready @mccready_taylor
Research Focus: Biostat/Epidemiology; Per Diem Data Analyst
Paravertebral or serratus anterior plane block combined with PECS I (interpectoral) blocks versus paravertebral block for mastectomy: A cluster-randomized trial of 1507 patients
https://t.co/U5XyJ2NhXh
#BreastCancerSurgery #Mastectomy
#RegionalAnesthesia #PainManagement
#PostoperativePain #OpioidReduction
#Anesthesiology #ClinicalTrial
#EvidenceBasedMedicine #BreastReconstruction
#PatientRecovery #CancerCare
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Meet: Urvi A Shah
Research Focus: Medicine; Assistant Attending
Oncologists knowledge and attitudes towards providing dietary guidance to patients with cancer
#Oncology#CancerCare#CancerNutrition#NutritionInCancer #OncologyResearch #CancerPrevention #CancerSurvivorship #LifestyleMedicine #DietAndCancer #EvidenceBasedMedicine #ClinicalOncology #HealthcareResearch
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Meet: Jessica Ann Lavery
Research Focus: Biostat/Epidemiology; Senior Research Biostatistician
Association between exercise and clinical outcomes in patients treated with immunotherapy for solid tumors
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#Immunotherapy #ExerciseOncology #SolidTumors #CancerResearch #Oncology #CancerCare #ClinicalOutcomes #LifestyleMedicine #Survivorship #PrecisionMedicine #HealthAndWellness
As we move from Black History Month into Women’s History Month, the Archives honors the achievements of Black women at MSK, beginning with Mary Brinkley.
Mrs. Brinkley joined MSK in 1947 as a laboratory aide in the Memorial Blood Bank and rose to Senior Technician. In 1957, she identified an unusual blood reaction that led to the discovery that some patients receiving high doses of penicillin developed antibodies against the drug. Working with Dr. Allyn B. Ley, she helped test hundreds of samples to confirm the finding. The research was presented in 1958 and published in Science, with Mary credited as an author, an important recognition of her groundbreaking work.
#WomensHistoryMonth #BlackWomenInSTEM #HiddenFigures #MSK #MedicalHistory #WomenInScience #STEMLeadership #HealthcareHeroes #MSKArchives