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Epigenetics is more important than genetics in cancer outcomes. It is not just what the DNA says, but what the non-coding RNA, methylation, and histones do to control gene expression that determines phenotype. This panel of 14 microRNAs have a lot to say about outcome.

Our publication in Annals of Breast Surgery. "Renal transplant recipients suffer significantly more complications but not mortality after breast cancer surgery and benefit from treatment at transplant centers" AME #transplantation #breastcancer abs.amegroups.com/article/view/6…

Excited to share our latest publication on the role of Urology in transplant surgery leadership and workforce! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ct…

Excited to share our recent work featured in @HPBjournal on diversity among transplant surgery fellowship directors. Rutgers RWJMS Surgery sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

If you are applying in the #GenSurgMatch2022 and have questions about the Rutgers RWJMS surgery residency (Rutgers RWJMS Surgery), feel free to reach out to me via Twitter! Future Gen Surg Residents #Match2022

So excited and grateful to have this group join our Rutgers RWJMS Surgery residency program! Congrats and welcome! Rutgers RWJMedSchool Tufts School of Medicine UTSW Surgery Residents Stony Brook Medicine New York Medical College GW Surgery UofL Med School

In light of current (and past) events, this recent article is a compelling read. Crossing Lines — A Change in the Leading Cause of Death among U.S. Children | NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Congratulations Laurence P Diggs! You’ve been an amazing role model and mentor. Well deserved!

Congratulations to Dr. Lanre Eletta for his excellent match University of Cincinnati Transplant Surgery! So proud! #transplantmatch Rutgers RWJMedSchool Rutgers RWJMS Surgery #rutgersrocks Shimul A. Shah

Syed A. Ahmad SAGES is in Tampa in 2026! “I don’t listen for bowel sounds and I don’t listen to people who listen to bowel sounds.”—Hippocrates

How cool is this ? Craft beer dedicated to celebrate us, by master brewer, surgeon extraordinaire and our Chief Surgical Officer at Rutgers Cancer Institute H Richard Alexander. This one dedicated to our very own Dr David August! Rutgers RWJMS Surgery

For those that follow my instrument posts, I may now announce there will be an ongoing series in BJS (British Journal of Surgery) called The Instrumentalist. The first entry in the series is on scalpel handles and blades. Access is free, and is here: academic.oup.com/bjs/advance-ar…

Delighted to share our work on preemptive renal transplantation and optimal GFR range for improved patient outcomes Rutgers RWJMS Surgery link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Pleased to share another publication in our series examining the diversity and leadership in #surgery Published in the SESC & The American Surgeon special issue on #DEI and #leadership Rutgers RWJMS Surgery doi.org/10.1177/000313…

#Pancreatoduodenectomy: resection of #pancreas and #duodenum ✅✅✅ #Pancreaticoduodenectomy: resection of #pancreatic duct and duodenum ❌❌❌ #pancreaticcancer #surgtwitter What is in a word: Pancreatoduodenectomy or pancreaticoduodenectomy? - Surgery surgjournal.com/article/S0039-…

How can you selectively block an oncogenic transcription factor? We found that reactivating the epigenetic repressor ezh2 does the job against mutant b-catenin. Mechanism uncovered with a new KI that we developed and named WNTinib.  Check out the paper Nature Cancer

Excited to share our work describing trends in pancreatectomy for IPMN with improvement in rates of POPF and increased robotic utilization.

Congratulations to Rutgers RWJMS Surgery resident Alexander J. Rossi, M.D. on your match @OschnerHealth for Colon and Rectal Surgery!🎉 #rutgersresidentsrock Rutgers RWJMedSchool

Team #NotoriousHPB having a (very sweaty) blast and raised nearly $30,000 for cancer research at #cycleforsurvival Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Equinox