Still can’t believe it. We made history in NOLA! Honored and honestly overwhelmed to have captained Saint Vincent Hospital’s team to victory at National DoctorsDilemma ACP 2025—Massachusetts’ first-ever national win! So proud of my team. @ACPIMPhysicians @ACPMAChapter @svhmedres

After playing around with @EvidenceOpen I think it's safe to say writing and publishing medical reviews is over. I asked it to summarize all the JAK inhibitors approved in myelofibrosis and it put it in a nice table for me. It will do this for anything and seems accurate.

Novartis' new malaria treatment cured 97.4% of patients – more than the current best treatment It kills resistant parasites, too, and probably blocks transmission better than current drugs Approval is expected next year!

Monoclonal protein testing in #anemia is not useful without concurrent signs of a monoclonal protein disorder, such as renal dysfunction, hypercalcemia, or bony pain! https://t.co/M3v29gXNEl #ChoosingWisely

GLP1a therapies came out after the era of cardiovascular outcomes trials for diabetes. They operate out of an entirely different mechanism of action and have a level of evidence that is orders of magnitude higher than prior toxic treatments. The rationale of your skepticism here

@EmilFriedrichH fortunately, most of what is published is low quality retrospective data which you don't need to know. Key trials are almost always published in one of the following journals... Blood JCO Lancet Onc Lancet Heme NEJM JAMA Onc

So far this is the best smoldering myeloma study to date However, Staring Dara delays time to SLiM myeloma. Is does not prevent irreversible organ toxicity. These patients can and should be observed. We are over medicalizing society

26 yo of inpt medicine has led me to the following conclusion: The most effective Tx, BY FAR, for acute diarrheal illness, is admission to hospital. It leads to immediate cessation of diarrhea in > 90% of cases. Thoughts @AnilMakam @medrants @EdoajoEric @DrToddLee @DrEmilyMcD?

#OTD in 1982 laureate James Allison published a paper in the Journal of Immunology identifying the protein structure of the T cell receptor, a previously mysterious ignition switch for immune response. His research led to a new way to treat cancer by using our own immune

EVERDAC trial: In patients with shock, arterial catheterization is recommended to detect hypotensive episodes, but whether noninvasive blood-pressure monitoring could be a safe alternative is unclear. Research findings are summarized in a new Quick Take video.

This is a reminder that Boston is best equipped to survive a zombie apocalypse. Boston’s zombie survival plan: – Cobblestones = traps – The T = obstacle course – Hospitals = elite – Roads = confusion = safety

When I first started in medicine idea of not using arterial line in ICU patient was seen as crazy I remember asking why we couldn't just use cuff for a few hours on particularly busy 30 hour call shift Now we know that cuff BP would've been fine because of an amazing & bold RCT

Leukemia attending reading a patient’s test results: obviously this patient has high risk disease The test results:

Is tennis the perfect sport? - It's exciting for 1 hour and then gets tedious. A perfect amount of time for daily exercise - The court blends in to the landscape and doesn't transform the landscape like a golf course - no teammates that expect something of you or to tell at

It may sound counterintuitive, but the energy you put into your hobbies can actually make you perform better at work. Here’s how.

More and more I’m seeing the approvals for chemo uncoupled from the prior authorization of antiemetics Treatments can only truly be effective over time if they are tolerable, and the advent of highly potent antinausea drugs has easily been one of the greatest advances in

An exciting milestone for AI in science: Our C2S-Scale 27B foundation model, built with @Yale and based on Gemma, generated a novel hypothesis about cancer cellular behavior, which scientists experimentally validated in living cells.  With more preclinical and clinical tests,

So you’re doing an extra year of residency? Yes It’s called a chief year? That’s right And it’s mostly paperwork? Yep And you’re doing this because… It’s an honor, Dave

We will face a shortage of oncologists as projected cancer cases rise and number of oncologists decreasing relative to demand. 25% of oncologists are 64y and older. Number of oncologists currently on pace to meet only 29% of demand in next 12 years. Gaps will widen.

When you throw a ball at a wall, you can be sure it will bounce back at you. You would be extremely surprised if the ball suddenly appeared on the other side of the wall. In quantum mechanics this type of phenomenon is called tunnelling and is exactly the type of phenomenon that

Inauguration of LIME Lab – North India’s 1st AR-VR Lab at SRHU, inaugurated by Dr. V.K. Paul, Member NITI Aayog. This Centre of Excellence in VR, AR & Simulation redefines medical training—sharpening skills, decision-making & patient safety. @ashokaiims #SRHU #Simulus10