This article, beautifully discussed by @RobertHPass and the first author, Dr. Davtyan, on the Pediheart podcast aimed to identify factors associated with need for surgical explantation of Melody valves vs antimicrobial therapy alone after diagnosis of infective endocarditis.
Join us for a virtual open house to learn more about our program and meet some of our faculty and residents! Registration will be required — links are below and will also be posted on the Emory Dermatology website.
Americans are deeply divided—and we’re deeply divided over why we’re deeply divided. To be antiracist is to recognize and challenge racism as the source of the racial divide. To be racist is to deny racism and frame those challenging racism as the source of the racial divide.
Our department, in collaboration with our fabulous Dermatology Interest Group, is committed to expanding our knowledge via our visual abstract series: Racism & Bias in Medicine: Dermatology #Diversity#dermatology#dermtwitter
The phone call comes in the early morning hours.
It is a call they’ve been dreading.
His wife’s hands shake as she fumbles with her phone, trying to use FaceTime, her vision blurry with tears.
He sits silently beside her.
While she sobs, he remembers.
These crooked paths. 1/
@marinadpol @FernandaStanis2 Demand better men - they exist. @medic_cd@m_ferry_#ICGRxLive
We need men who:
1⃣ Disturb the status quo
2⃣ Help out in the 2nd shift, if they don’t already
3⃣ Take their paternity leave if they can afford to
4⃣ Apply a reflective leadership tool
https://t.co/qCoAhdQ3P3
Tune in to watch @med_iz_cine and @ZachWestMD moderate discussions on gender and racial disparities in healthcare. They have incredible panelists who will be participating! Starting soon! #ICGRxLive
A well done analysis of a study, co-first authored by @DanielMOConnor & @arjundaya21, revealing gender bias in trainee evaluations. Another fine example of dermatologists committed to improving #meded & the house of medicine. @PennMedicine @bwhdermatology @UChicago#dermtwitter
Fulton, Dekalb, &Chatham counties had the least staffing and most equipment issues during GA's primaries yesterday. I've circled them here:
This is not accidental; this is voter suppression. It is racial & political.
Racism is a public health crisis. We MUST be able to vote.