Tough week on NIH funding front, R21 that scored 8% was “not funded” on Monday and second grant was “not discussed” this weekend. I’m undeterred, “the obstacle becomes the way,” but also
Excited to share the first paper from the Matson lab! Here we used label free quant proteomics of the lung microenviron (BALF) to ID molecular clusters across IPF and IPAF. Clusters had unique survival trajectories and outperformed GAP index.
https://t.co/ZpDst6hecG
@JulesBass6 Agreed! My little dudes make my day so efficient, knowing that I have the time between dropoff and pick up to get everything done including exercise brings the priorities of my work and day so clearly into focus!
@DrPujaMehta1 @IPFdoc They almost got there too, like right on the edge of realizing they were just echoing around the same idea amongst the same 20 loud voices, then they backed away back to safety inside the chamber
Big congratulations to our former HemeOnc fellow and current Assistant Professor, Medicine-Medical Oncology, Dr. Tejas Patil! #CUDeptMedicine#CUCancer#CUAnschutz
Three months after launching our investigation into the outrageously high cost of inhalers in this country, three major manufacturers agreed to cap their costs.
Soon, the vast majority of Americans with asthma and COPD will pay no more than $35 for their inhalers.
@IPFdoc@KaminskiMed@KerriBerriKerri@MartinLandray There are some examples like hepatocellular carcinoma where the randomized clinical efficacy studies survival benefit far outperformed real world survival in follow-up observational studies because people in trials aren’t the same as seen in clinic.
@IPFdoc@KaminskiMed@KerriBerriKerri@MartinLandray Non random comparisons are fraught, I think there’s value in retrospective studies of treatment outcomes, the ground truth of what happens on a particular treatment is ground truth, but yes data suggesting causal inference when comparing non randomly selected txtmts is useless
@KaminskiMed@IPFdoc@KerriBerriKerri It does appear that the only treatment these patients could receive was immunosuppression, so comparing treated vs non treated patients means “treatment” likely just selects for the worse and more progressive group rather than telling us anything about the impact of treatment
Thanks for participating! Really enjoyed the conversation
Great thoughts on risk/benefits of screening, ideal mgmt for pts w/ILD, importance of detection, etc
Have a listen! Links: https://t.co/PzEDiBdc9P
I had a ton of fun with this discussion here, happy to be invited to join @RheumILD to debate screening in RA ILD on Evidence Based Rheum podcast with @EBRheum!!
https://t.co/RhzG1f2IpS
Our editorial about the bi-directional association of RA and COPD
Fun to write this with Dr Julia Ford (previous @BrighamWomens fellow and now U of Michigan faculty) and @mikecho95
Each disease are risk factors for the other, NOT explained by smoking
https://t.co/0yBLCChpKi