I taught my med students some thingies:

RT @EricTopol: The mechanisms by which ultra-processed foods (UPF) drive obesity, an outstanding review article."the evidence is sufficient….

RT @MWeintraubMD: A fantastic talk by Dr. Jose Aleman on Weight Loss Pharmacotherapy in the Spectrum of Obesity Care at #ENDO2025 https://t….

RT @MWeintraubMD: The hunt for additional targets for obesity treatment is on. A novel coagonist of MC4R and GLP1 which as the potential….

RT @MWeintraubMD: Multiple benefits of GLP1s in reducing residual risk in those with type 1 diabetes. Excellent talk by Dr. Kaitlin Love….

To my friends, my co workers, my family,my city, my wife:.Thank you for making these last chapters of my life so meaningful and the next chapter so exciting. Save me a bagel and a slice <3 .With love and gratitude,.Mike ❤️.

And now to my recent chapter that is coming to a close - my attendinghood as an endocrinologist, a role i cherish. To my patients, whom ive learned from, cried with, and held their hands: thank you. Thank you for allowing me the privilege of caring for you.

Nightmares that I still carry .My fellowship chapter let me dive into the orchestral negative feedback loops and my own diabetes. Brilliant co fellows and mentors were brought into my life and continue to be sources of inspiration.

My residency chapter was marred by struggle, trauma, and growth. It was also when I met the woman i would marry, alice ❤️.The covid chapter left me broken, compressing lifeless chests in the ICU, proned, intubated. Masks. Gloves. Vents. goodbyes.

My undergrad chapter where I pursued my art, felt heart break, and discovered academic confidence. Then came the chapter of med school rejections, (many) except for the one that gave me a chance and where I learned i could be both an artist and a doctor….

As this chapter of my life comes to a close, I am reminded of the prelude of previous chapters that led to this day:.My “origin” chapter in 1994 when my father carried me into an ER and learned i had T1D. A traumatic moment that sparked my initial interest in medicine.

My friend josh jokes that Im like the Truman show: forever shackled to the island of Manhattan, entrapped by the east and Hudson rivers. It feels surreal to leave my home. But change begets growth and without growth we can never reach our full potential….

MY LAST DAY IN CLINIC ….AND NYC….While I am beyond excited for the next chapter that awaits Alice and I, my heart is heavy to leave the city, friends & family that shaped me into the doctor, artist and person I am today.

RT @MWeintraubMD: What are the mental health outcomes in those taking GLP1s?. A recent meta-analysis shows no difference in psychiatric eff….

RT @MWeintraubMD: The GLP1 discontinuation rate in the real world is alarmingly high. 64% at 1 year and 84% at 2 years in those without d….

RT @MWeintraubMD: Early rapid weight loss with GLP1s predicts greater longer term weight loss. Rapid responders (>15% weight loss in 24 w….

RT @MWeintraubMD: Tirzepatide in a target emulation trial demonstrates significantly lower MACE (HR 0.8) and all cause mortality (HR 0.6) c….

RT @MWeintraubMD: ❗ New CagriSema Phase 3 data released. Combination cagrilintide-semaglutide after 68 weeks in patients with Type 2 Diabet….

RT @MWeintraubMD: The prevalence of type 2 diabetes in the young is rising, and so are the complications. 80% of individuals develop a mi….

RT @MWeintraubMD: There is a national shortage of endocrinologists!. The majority of the country do not have local access to endocrinologis….

RT @parthaskar: Since we have just crossed #StarWarsDay and we are on May 5th aka #RevengeOfThe5th 😀. A reminder of the comic book created….