WVU IM Residency
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WVU internal medicine residency located in Morgantown, WV
Joined June 2020
Despite the heat, we had a great turnout for our Welcome Reception today celebrating our cool incoming intern class before their start July 1st! ☀️😎. We're proud to have such a family-friendly (and pet-friendly too! 🐾) program. Once a Mountaineer, Always a Mountaineer! 💛💙🩺
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We had great team bonding yesterday at @Adventure_WV with our incoming interns, led by our fabulous chief residents. Please give them a warm welcome to their new Morgantown home! ⛰️🏡. Rain or shine, roll on the good times! 💛💙🩺
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RT @wvudeptofmed: This past Friday, we celebrated the Department of Medicine and School of Medicine's June Annual Awards Ceremony at the Mo….
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Well deserved!.
I am deeply honored to receive the 2025 Robert H. Waldman Academic Excellence Award from the West Virginia University School of Medicine Internal Medicine Program. My heartfelt gratitude goes to our program leaders, mentors and colleagues who have supported and guided me through
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😎 🔥.
We are happy to share our newest publication in @JACCJournals comparing semaglutide vs dulaglutide in non-obese T2DM pts w/ HFpEF. Our research provides evidence for this understudied pt population. Thank you @KwaahPatrick for leading this study and @ImWvu for TriNetX access.
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Great job Sam!.
We are happy to share our study looking into Afib risk with hormone therapies in breast Ca mgt. From our analysis, aromatase inhibitors (AIs) carried a higher risk of Afib compared to tamoxifen during the first 5 years of treatment. @KwaahPatrick .#CardioOnc
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Great job Helen!!!.
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Great job by our residents at ATS!.
WVU residents and fellows shine bright at the ATS Symposium! 🌟 Proud of their outstanding presentations, impactful research, and commitment to advancing pulmonary and critical care medicine. #ATS2025 #WVUExcellence #FutureLeadersInMedicine
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RT @shailsingh: Kudos to our incredible team @wvudeptofmed @WVUMedicine presenting at @DDWMeeting @ASGEendoscopy @AmerGastroAssn From cli….
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Another one in the books.
ESD of a recurrent stenosis of an EUS-guided HJ in an OLT patient w/ a prior EDEE. A new approach w promise! . Grateful to @ShyamTMD, @shailsingh, @VibhuC_MD, @RohitAgrawalMD, my co-authors, and @ASGEendoscopy @videogie for the plenary and Best-of-the-Best recognition 🥇. @ImWvu
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Way to go Josh!.
I had a very enlightening week at DDW learning from the top experts in the field. I’m grateful I was able to present my research and hope it will add to better care for patients with MASLD. @DDWMeeting @ImWvu @WVU_GI @AyoAdekolu @EthanCohenMed @LanreADENIRANFF
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Excellent work! The next generation of GI.
Grateful for the opportunity to attend the 2025 digestive disease week conference in San Diego, California. Presenting our poster was both rewarding and enlightening, with valuable feedback that will strengthen our future work. The conference provided a perfect blend of learning
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Congratulations!.
ESD of a recurrent stenosis of an EUS-guided HJ in an OLT patient w/ a prior EDEE. A new approach w promise! . Grateful to @ShyamTMD, @shailsingh, @VibhuC_MD, @RohitAgrawalMD, my co-authors, and @ASGEendoscopy @videogie for the plenary and Best-of-the-Best recognition 🥇. @ImWvu
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Congratulations to Dr Rebecca Reece and Dr Josephine Reece on receiving the University Outstanding Global Contributions Award!
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New Global Health Fellowship program to start July 2025 | School of Medicine | West Virginia University
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These chiefs are ready to hit the ground running!!.
So exited to be in NOLA with @TylerPearce93 and @hmdhq1 for @AAIMOnline to prep for our upcoming chief year at @ImWvu!
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Love this!.
Challenging but fun game of Heart Failure jeopardy today! @HoustonShockHSS. Nicoladoni-Branham sign will never be forgotten. @ImWvu
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RT @akaakole_samuel: Presented my PVC study at ACC25: beta-blockers and calcium channel blockers showed comparable outcomes in 8,500+ match….
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Proud of you Emily!.
Patients in Appalachia with CAC score 0 and NCP on coronary CTA were more likely to have HTN, HLD, T2DM, higher ASCVD and total Morise scores, and live in rural communities compared to patients with CAC score 0 without NCP @TCMillerMD @WVUHeart @HamiraniYasmin @SeherBerzingi
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