Years of work and support went into this study. Grateful to my mentors @ben_breyer @dr_coops @pcarroll_ and incredible co-authors. Special thanks to Marvin Carlisle and Stephanie Jarosek - couldn’t have done this without you!!

Excited to share our latest work, now out in European Urology! We followed >166k prostate cancer survivors (1999–2019) using SEER-Medicare. RP+EBRT had the highest risk of urinary adverse events. EBRT surpassed RP at 10 yrs (with BT) & 14 yrs (alone). https://t.co/GyqW2GmAWl

Grateful to continue learning from my mentors & role models and to be part of this incredible team @UCSFUrology. Let’s go!!

Nice SEER-Medicare study from Kevin Li and @ben_breyer lab @UCSFUrology. Bottom line is the RT footprint does expand over the very long term, and we need to track QOL and toxicity for YEARS after #prostatecancer treatment #wsaua24

E-bike injuries doubled every year from 2017-2022, a UCSF study finds. “There’s probably a lot more public education & enforcement of regulations that can happen, particularly w/ helmets and speed limits," UCSF’s Kevin Li (@kevndli) tells @abc7newsbayarea.

Unique and fun experience working on this paper—now out in @jmirpub! We used ChatGPT to perform qualitative analysis and compared results with humans. Man vs. Machine - is AI the future of qual analysis?@ben_breyer @hirenpMD @RSchwartzPhD @gregamend_md https://t.co/Yyl39CA4k1

Our latest work out in @JUrology - we (@hirenpMD @ben_breyer et al. from @researchTURNS) show that social deprivation index at the zip code level is independently associated with stricture recurrence post-urethroplasty. Link: https://t.co/dV3xIrvEcw #SDOH #urology @UCSFUrology

Since 2017, injuries from e-bikes & scooters have soared, a study in @JAMANetworkOpen finds. “Helmet usage is noticeably lower among electric vehicle users, and risky behaviors, such as riding under the influence, are more prevalent,” UCSF’s Kevin Li says. https://t.co/AMvamYTZIT

Our latest research on ebikes/escooters from @ben_breyer lab: https://t.co/ULLxTBESuG - E-vehicle injuries growing ~exponentially. - Riskier behavior (less helmets/more alcohol use) in electric vs. conventional vehicle injuries. - Lower odds of hospital admission in Black riders.

Charlie Jones, MD, joined @UCSFUrology and @UCSF_Epibiostat researchers to evaluate patient perceptions of Medicare reimbursement for artificial urinary sphincter (AUS) placement for @JUrology's Urology Practice: https://t.co/9eYjg8WImn

Proud to present our latest work about the fragility index in clinical trials relevant to overactive bladder drugs. An interesting index that quantifies the vulnerability of clinical trials. Kudos @kevndli for leading this effort and ofcourse @ben_breyer for mentorship!

Key findings: from 2017-2022, e-bike injuries totaled 45586 with 5462 hospitalizations, increasing 30- and 43-fold, respectively. Helmet use declined, with unhelmeted riders having ~twice the odds of head injury. Stay tuned for our larger follow-up study...

Happy to share our research on e-bike injuries and hospitalizations published in @JAMASurgery. Thanks to @ben_breyer @DataCooker @hirenpMD for your mentorship and Adrian for partnering! https://t.co/yFEoPm1eXj

Starting off research year with a poster at #WSAUA23; more to come! @UCSFUrology

Proud to share our findings on use of @Cxbladder Monitor during the #COVID19 pandemic to allow bladder cancer patients to skip in-person surveillance cystoscopy w/ negative test. Huge thanks to mentors @SimaPorten @CChuMD et al. for the support and guidance!

Legal review by @kevndli et @ben_breyer from @UCSFUrology of circumcision litigation. What factors predict trial verdict? https://t.co/hf7kF5g4on

Quality and safety in urology—an AUA census analysis. Thanks to @ben_breyer for the mentorship and co-authors @hakam_nizar, @sadighian_m, @dannymak76, @BNabavizadeh among others for supporting this project!

Successful implementation of a #decisionaid for men with #prostatecancer across academic and county healthcare settings @UclaUrology by @kevndli and colleagues.