You can't make this stuff up 😂😆😂.

I’ve tried to stay moderate and measured in how I speak about politics on here. But this administration’s assault on higher ed, research, and immigrant students has made that position untenable. What’s happening at Harvard isn’t isolated—it’s a warning. https://t.co/kFTaRyM8S9

I'm excited about the Outlaw - Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, Billy Strings & More concert at Talking Stick Resort Amphitheatre Who's going?!? https://t.co/bIfQa63B0V

Finally carved out some time away from lab to explore urban photography. These are a few shots of healthcare and research buildings in downtown Phoenix. Still learning, but loving the process and the play of light, shadow, and lines.

This man has an MD and could not have a conversation with me about his post...definitely disappointed. I was hoping he would have a good response but he blocked me instead.

@VPrasadMDMPH no clinical trial is perfect, but calling this a waste is an insult to the patients who participate in research to advance medicine. These individuals enroll because existing treatments have failed them, and they want to contribute to finding better options.

Reading the essay doesn’t change the facts: This NIH-funded trial followed ethical standards, provided crossover for placebo patients, and aimed to address a real clinical need—what to do when all approved treatments have failed....

Grateful to @AMSANational for empowering and equipping me with the tools & network necessary to advocate for the causes I care most about. This #WorldCancerDay2025 lets remember that advocacy is a collective effort and that together, we can fight for equitable cancer care. (1/3)

The @WHO CureAll Initiative has been essential in improving pediatric cancer care globally, expanding access to diagnosis & treatment. We must protect the progress made & ensure these efforts continue reaching every child in need. (2/3) #WorldCancerDay2025 https://t.co/4GKpYfUQnv

Pediatric cancer is a global crisis. In HICs, survival rates exceed 80%, but in low-resource settings, many children lack access to life-saving therapy. This #WorldCancerDay2025 let us push for increased funding, research & policy-driven solutions. (1/3) https://t.co/LC24buMBaP

This moment, painful as it is, presents a chance to shift our gaze. But we won’t take the chance if we can’t really see it, and we can’t see it if we don’t think we are as unjust in our ways as we really are. That, for me, is the question. Do we really think things are unjust?

Just got my hands on these two books! I cannot recommend them enough. They're short but full of wisdom. Great recs from @healers_script #phd #medicine #Research #gradschool https://t.co/egYqegPTh1

How could democratizing the U.S. economic system influence #PopulationHealth? Join us for a public hybrid workshop on February 3 to showcase and discuss frameworks and examples. Register here: https://t.co/OgErDcv1bx

When I was a premed, I benefited greatly from @ryangraymd's amazing premed content. His advice helped me navigate the crazy med school application process. Fast forward to today, and I’m his guest on The Premed Years Podcast! 🎙️ Full-circle moment!🥹 https://t.co/cYwTreonfo

James Baldwin’s The Fire Next Time offers timeless insights into race and systemic inequities—crucial for those in medicine committed to tackling health disparities locally and abroad. I reflected on its relevance in a review for the @dailywildcat. https://t.co/Yp5WtILcgA

Amazing list! These books are especially important as we navigate current global health challenges and the systemic obstacles that perpetuate inequity. Dr. Farmer’s insights remain as vital as ever.

Could not agree more. Why don’t most people worry about polio today? Because life-saving vaccines nearly eradicated it. Vaccines have saved countless lives and spared families unthinkable grief. Let’s not take their impact for granted.

Tragic but true @paimadhu. Disinformation outpaces the truth, fueling fear and eroding trust in medicine. The Lancet’s new editorial warns that fact-checking alone isn’t enough—we need systemic solutions and empathy-driven communication. Science, trust, & our health depend on it.

Just finished #Paradise by #AbdulrazakGurnah—I’m in awe! A brilliant weave of colonialism, identity, and faith through Yusuf’s coming-of-age story. Poetic prose, vivid East African setting, and a slow burn that truly pays off. Highly recommend! https://t.co/dVfReV4SL7

Join us at the 10th Annual GHC Summit at Harvard/MIT (June 5-8, 2025). ✅ Present your research (abstracts due Feb 15) ✅ Learn from world-class speakers ✅ Network with global leaders ✅ Build collaborations to fight cancer Register now: https://t.co/U51SRpNlUW #oncology