👋 Trainees! We have all seen some interesting cases in hepatology. Now, you can submit your case reports to @AASLDtweets#TLM26!
Start collecting interesting cases to submit: submission for case reports will be open 7/1-9/30! Don't miss out!
Proud to have presented today at #DDW2026 🔬932,000 colonoscopies. 22 yrs. PCCRC-3y rate: flat at 9%.
74% of postcolonoscopy cancers occurred after technically adequate exams.
Better scopes aren’t enough. We need better systems.
#GITwitter#ColonCancer#EndoscopyQuality#DDW2026
First double-blind, placebo-controlled RCT in @TheLancet showing that SEMAGLUTIDE reduces ALCOHOL intake in people with BMI >25.
Potentially practice-changing.
https://t.co/8RgqyoA3sp
Happy Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month!
All month long, we’re committed to helping everyone take the first step they need to #GetScreened starting at age 45. Early detection means easier treatments and higher survival rates. Let’s work together to save lives.
@pgholam I’m very interested in hepatology Dr. Gholam, I think I’ve seen you at the AASLD meetings. Any advice you can provide to a PGY-1 interested in pursuing this field?
(1/9) Its July and medical trainees are starting their medical school residency or fellowship.
Here is my advice for any ICU fellows starting out to avoid making some of the same mistakes that I've made in the past.
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