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PGY-2 resident physician in otolaryngology @MUSC | writing, research, and ethics | alum @ColumbiaPS @CambridgeHPS @LSU

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@MichaelWDenham
Michael Denham
3 years
Two weeks ago, @PulitzerPrizes winner @DrSidMukherjee and I talked about his new book, THE SONG OF THE CELL, out Oct 25 from @ScribnerBooks. Our conversation on cells, literature, and the path from dinner table to lab bench is out now in @NautilusMag. 🚨 https://t.co/iU9kdhKp0L
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Siddhartha Mukherjee sings the praises of the cell to offer us a holistic portrait of life.
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@aychern
Alexander Chern, MD
1 year
Honored to be selected as a 2024 #STATWunderkind! Big thanks to mentors/collaborators @jsgolub @ReynaGordonPhD @dr_srishtin @tmcrackan @NickSReed @BandeenKaren @AnilKLalwani & more for our work in music/hearing/cognition @HopkinsMedicine @statnews https://t.co/3FUnD0rPOO
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@Shreya_Mandava
Shreya Mandava, MD
2 years
I'm grateful for this opportunity to discuss the tough yet important topic of medical trainee mental health with @LisaRosenbaum17 @NEJM. I encourage you all to listen, especially for Dr. Chris Veal's courageous story. I'll share main points from the discussion and survey I cited:
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NEJM
2 years
The latest episode of Not Otherwise Specified takes a sobering look at the mental health of U.S. medical students and trainees, in an era when the pressures can be intolerable but the culture still treats depression as weakness.
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Shadi Mehrabi, MD
2 years
For the newly matched (especially in surgery), here are some things no one teaches you about functioning in the hospital: 1. The EMR is not the place to battle things out with another service or take out any other frustrations- pick up the phone and call (cont)
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@ColumbiaOto
Columbia Otolaryngology
2 years
With the conclusion of Match Week Columbia Otolaryngology is extremely proud of our VP&S students and wish them the best as they begin their careers as otolaryngologists - 7 for 7!
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@MichaelWDenham
Michael Denham
2 years
Thanks to Joseph Kannarkat (my former housemate!) and @AmeetSarpatwari for their work on this piece in @JAMAHealthForum. The FDA and Congress face important decisions on implementing reforms laid out in 2013’s Drug Supply Chain Security Act.
@AmeetSarpatwari
Ameet Sarpatwari
2 years
I had the pleasure of co-authoring this open-access viewpoint on the genesis and implementation of the Drug Supply Cain Security Act in @JAMAHealthForum, led by 4th-year medical students Joseph Kannarkat @UMmedschool and @MichaelWDenham at @ColumbiaMed. https://t.co/2iQsRxkACn
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@aychern
Alexander Chern, MD
2 years
@HearingJournal
The Hearing Journal
2 years
Read our #January #CoverStory. A recent study sought to fill this gap in the field by evaluating music appreciation in a diverse cohort of #hearingaid users. Here’s what they discovered. https://t.co/fdhdHFXDJN #AuDpeeps
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@jsgolub
Justin S. Golub
2 years
3 years in the making....
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Alexander Chern, MD
2 years
Check out our work highlighted in the December issue of #OTOJournal! @OTOjournals @MichaelWDenham @RahulKSharmaMD @AnilKLalwani #music #hearingloss #hearingaids
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery & OTO Open
2 years
#OTOJournal December highlight, “The Association of Hearing Loss With Active Music Enjoyment in Hearing Aid Users.” (Chern, et al.) @wileyhealth https://t.co/gRq4q6T2Hf #HearingLoss #Music #HearingAids #Ears
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Justin S. Golub
2 years
Nice work @MichaelWDenham presenting our findings that worse hearing was associated with lower (or even negative*) income growth. *your income declines 😱
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@ColumbiaOto
Columbia Otolaryngology
2 years
Shout out to @hayleyborn and her amazing work to help protect against voice overuse. Check out the interview with Drew Gehling and Dr. Hayley Born from @CBSMornings here https://t.co/6ExagldOKA
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cbs.com
CBS News' Christina Ruffini met with Broadway actor Drew Gehling to hear about his journey from having vocal cord issues to launching a study that could help others.
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Michael Denham
2 years
Grateful to work with this stellar team! 🎤 A tremendous example of collaboration between medicine and the performing arts to inform medical practice.
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CBS Mornings
2 years
Broadway star Drew Gehling nearly lost his vocal range 13 years ago, an ordeal that inspired a first-of-its-kind medical study to help others understand their vocal issues — and keep their voices strong.
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@washingtonpost
The Washington Post
2 years
Older adults at greater risk for dementia may be able to protect themselves against cognitive decline by almost 50 percent with the use of hearing aids, new research shows. Nearly 2.5 billion people are expected to have some hearing loss, according to WHO.
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A large study showed that older adults with a higher risk of dementia may be able to reduce their cognitive decline risk by almost 50 percent by using hearing aids.
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@jsgolub
Justin S. Golub
2 years
Hearing aids reduced cognitive decline in an at-risk subgroup. Results from the long-awaited ACHIEVE randomized controlled trial published in @TheLancet. First of its kind! @JHSPH_Hearing @DrFrankRLin
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@jsgolub
Justin S. Golub
2 years
Results from the first of its kind ACHIEVE randomized controlled trial. Hearing loss treatment is widely available, low risk, and now relatively affordable.
@TheLancet
The Lancet
2 years
#AAIC23 While hearing aids did not have an impact on cognitive decline over 3 years in a general population, treating hearing loss protected against cognitive decline in older adults at greater risk of dementia, finds a new trial: https://t.co/1UjGgDf5m5
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Justin S. Golub
3 years
Nice work @MichaelWDenham @ColumbiaPS presenting the methods of our EARHLI randomized controlled trial @ANSneurotology @__COSM
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Justin S. Golub
3 years
Congrats to Emily Ishak & @MichaelWDenham @ColumbiaPS on their presentation @__COSM showing that we do a much better job at treating and diagnosing hearing loss in kids than older adults. Why? Not right...!
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Justin S. Golub
3 years
Nice work @na_waring and @aychern for writing our cover article for @HearingJournal this month!
@HearingJournal
The Hearing Journal
3 years
The #March issue is here! Check your mailbox or head online to read the latest on #hearingloss and cognitive decline, pediatric #audiology, #tinnitus, and more! https://t.co/RWHiTqUhCA
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@FASPEnews
FASPE
3 years
Interesting and informative letter to the editor submitted by 2022 FASPE Medical Fellow Michael Denham
@MichaelWDenham
Michael Denham
3 years
It’s Mardi Gras season! Carnival celebrations involve loud sounds that can damage hearing in the long term. Even short exposures to sounds as loud as those at parades can cause temporary tinnitus and hearing loss. #MardiGras #HearingLoss https://t.co/VfpiY1fV9u 🧵 1/3
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