Ashley Pournamdari
@APournamdari
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Incoming @UCLA Heme/Onc Fellow @UCLAIM @UCSFMed // lover of R, python, saffron, cardamom & Hafez
Los Angeles, CA
Joined January 2017
RT @kevansf: Please show your support for this petition started by @UshmaNeill and @RMedzhitov Scientists: Support for the innovation engin….
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Support for the innovation engine of American science: immigrants
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A commercial algorithm used to identify high risk patients for allocation of healthcare resources carried significant racial bias. Work from @oziadias, .@m_sendhil, BrianPowers, & Christine Vogeli demonstrating the importance of careful label selection:.
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RT @MIT_CSAIL: Machine learning cheat sheets: (credit: @shervinea and @afshinea) #BigData #DataScience #DeepLearni….
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Participant applications for @mithackmed Grand Hack 2019 are now open. Join hundreds of others in solving some of our most pressing healthcare issues on May 3-5 at the Media Lab!.
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RT @Bob_Wachter: Kudos to my @UCSFMedicine colleagues: #1 (again) in @NIH grants to Schools of Medicine. Our Dept. of Medicine also remains….
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RT @HarvardMIT_CRS: Great turnout for @HarvardMIT_CRS Regulatory Science Student Symposium at @HarvardHBS! Introduction and welcome from @a….
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RT @UCSF: This year UCSF scientists invented a technique to disrupt target proteins in living cells. This video, showing a cancer cell trap….
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RT @Atul_Gawande: Incomprehensible. Insane. Inhuman. And the consequence of the Trump administration decision to not support the ACA’s most….
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RT @Bob_Wachter: Massively troubling example of politics trumping science: federal government threatens to shut down research @ucsf that ha….
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Federal funding of fetal tissue research is target of abortion foes and social conservatives.
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Incredibly grateful to have been a part of Mrs. Obar's care and privileged to learn from amazing scientists and physicians like Tippi MacKenzie.
nytimes.com
In a bold experiment in fetal therapy, doctors in San Francisco treated a fetus with a severe, often fatal blood disorder. The child was saved, but the long-term prognosis is still uncertain.
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