Kevin Mutore, MD (He/him)
@KevinMutoreMD
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PGY-2 @UTSW_Surgery 👨🏾🔬 | Aspiring Pediatric Surgeon🩺 | Dog Parent 🐾 | Committed to Increasing Minorities in Medicine ☤ | Tweets Are My Own 🐤
Joined January 2021
RT @IanMitchellMD: “Hey Periop and Circulator Nurses! Want to be part of the first surgery ambulatory center that prioritizes special needs….
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RT @TomVargheseJr: Congrats to Dr. @FiemuNwariaku on his investiture as a @UofUMedicine presidential endowed chair holder with @UofUSurger….
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RT @SSrinivasMD: So excited to see my first independent idea finally published. I learned so much writing this (mostly from @MEVillarrealMD….
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RT @LaunchUtsw: Kicking off this year’s spotlights is the amazing Andres Abreu! He’s a current research fellow at UTSW, and applying for th….
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RT @UMichSurgery: We are overjoyed to celebrate Dr. Gifty Kwakye being named the inaugural Arthur W. Fleming, M.D. Research Professor!. Con….
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RT @UMichSurgery: Congratulations to @SamirGadepalli for being appointed the Daniel H. Teitelbaum, MD Collegiate Professor *and* the Pediat….
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Congratulations 🎊!!!! @SamirGadepalli.
Congratulations!!!! @SamirGadepalli ✨✨✨.You ready? I'm Ready. Let's Go!.#1stFellowEnergy.
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RT @ChristleNwora: Academic Medicine will say “diversity is important,” while actively maintaining anti Black spaces. Dr. Robert Ray Jr e….
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Meanwhile in Florida, a woman, unable to get an abortion due to DeSantis’ deadly anti-abortion laws had to carry to term a baby that was found to have no kidneys at 24 weeks. I’ll say that part again, no kidneys and was forced to carry the baby for an additional 13 weeks until.
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Heartbroken to hear about a doctor who experienced a pregnancy loss. Gladly, she had access to abortion drugs and lives in a state that supports choice. There is a real human impact with restrictive abortion laws. Women deserve compassion, choice, and access to safe healthcare.
Yesterday, I took mifepristone and today I will take misprostol for a missed abortion for a very wanted and very planned pregnancy. The combination has about an 85% success rate and will hopefully allow me to avoid an invasive procedure. I am really sad, and I am feeling the loss.
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Love working at Parkland!.
Wound care/dressing changes are one of the most painful parts of recovering from a severe burn, so any distraction, especially for pediatric patients, is welcome. We teamed up with a @UTSWNews med student & @cristoreydallas to turn a wound care room into an underwater wonderland.
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RT @Parkland: Wound care/dressing changes are one of the most painful parts of recovering from a severe burn, so any distraction, especiall….
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RT @PediTraumaSoc: According to @AmerAcadPeds and @CDCgov “Firearms are now the leading cause of death for U.S. children & teens under the….
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RT @GoetoD: Are you a 4th year medical student interested in surgery? Don’t miss an opportunity at a sponsored away rotation at Emory Unive….
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. It's time to dismantle the broken system and rebuild it with compassion and humanity. Dr. Nakita Mortimer deserved better. To anyone else that is suffering, remember, you are not alone. There is help available. (3/3).
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. but she was also courageously fighting for unionization to address the dire working conditions. Her death amplifies the urgent need for systemic change, both in mental health support and resident rights. Our healers deserve better. (2/3).
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Devastated by the loss of another resident to suicide. We mourn not just an individual, but a system that failed to protect their well-being. She was driven to the edge by grueling work hours and a toxic environment. (1/3).
This is my dear friend, Nakita. Nakita and I were medical school classmates and both interns in New York City. Nakita tragically took her own life on May 26. She is such a beautiful soul. She was so fun to be around. She was intelligent, charismatic, and confident. (1/x)
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"Why did he shoot me? What did I do wrong?". Aderrien Murry, an 11 year old African American from Mississippi, was shot by police after calling 911. The 4 ft 10 in kid was "mistaken for an adult". Luckily, Aderrien is still alive after being shot in the chest.
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