Congrats to @SaleemIslam for organizing the 10th Annual Surgical Conference, marking a decade of this event. This year's theme lies at the heart of @AKU's mission - 'Beyond the Scalpel: Quality Care and Patient Safety" - our sincere gratitude to @herbchen for his participation
finally able to share results from the Muslim Women in Healthcare survey - thanks all who participated. thanks to the reviewers who helped this genomics researcher find footing in survey-based data. thanks coauthors and friends @Hawa_M_Ali @asmaaelghazali @HijabInTheOR_ & more
@sanjana618’s ⭐️ presentation at the @IAESurgeons@iss_sic
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Pts with HPT who undergo surgery have ⬇️ risk of developing neuropsych disorders and those w neuropsych disorders who undergo surgery had fewer hospitalization!
@herbchen@UABSurgery
Undergrad student Daniel Chang showing what he's learned this summer through @UABSurgery's SURE program. He did an awesome job and is a real go-getter!
Hi #MedTwitter! I'm Nate Verhagen, aspiring ENT applying for #Match2025
My academic interests are data science & AI (@anai_lab | https://t.co/ByfrPnLgbz) and organizational culture/leadership.
In my free time I play guitar, ferment food & drink, and do endurance sports (hoping to qualify for @bostonmarathon)!
Looking forward to connecting with others in Otolaryngology and sharing this journey!
@mcwent@MedicalCollege
Dr. Andrea Gillis then spoke on social determinants of health in relation to cancer -“We’re measuring education, health care access, economic stability, social context and neighborhoods to help us evaluate these factors alongside health outcomes we see locally and nationally.”
The UAB Dept. of Surgery welcomed Rep. Terri Sewell to discuss pancreatic cancer and early intervention testing.
As she said, “There’s nothing our country can’t do with resources and the bright minds. Together, we’re turning pain into a purpose as we work together for a cure.”
Hot off the press about #ResidencyCAS, the new OBGYN application, which will be opening for all #OBGYN applicants on June 5, 2024. Could not be more excited about this innovative residency application. @apgonews@acog@umichmedicine
A Novel Residency Application for Obstetrics and Gynecology https://t.co/jXX9AD6n9b
The conversation around UCLA medical school is really interesting, because if 50% of their student body is failing exams and black students only make up less than 2% of their student population. You can do the rest of the math…