In 2023, the U.S. spent approximately $1.35 trillion on healthcare administration. That’s more than we spent on: •Physician salaries (~$350B) •Nursing salaries (~$335B) •Retail prescription drugs (~$450B) •Imaging, lab tests, EHRs, and outpatient procedures combined •Even

Burnout is rarely a personal problem to manage. It's usually an organizational problem to solve. If multiple people are drained, it’s not in their heads—it’s in your culture and structure. Widespread exhaustion is a sign that people are being overworked and undersupported.

If a foreign adversary snuck into our Federal budget and cut science research and education the way we’re cutting it ourselves — strategically undermining America’s long-term health, wealth, and security — we would likely consider it an act of war.

#Centiloids vs visual reads of #AmyloidPET scans, presented by my wonderful postdoc Mohammad Khalafi, MD at #ASNR25 #BHII Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology

Thank you to PeerView for sponsoring this session at #ASNR25 Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology!

With my mentor and hero, John Chen, MD PhD Mass General Imaging, and my mentee and friend, Mohammad Khalafi, MD. 3 generations of radiology #physicianscientists The American Society of Neuroradiology #ASNR25 #CityofBrotherlyLove #payingitforward

Two of my #neuronninja mentees, Stephen Sozio and Mohammad Khalafi, MD, presenting on #HeartBrain interactions and #AmyloidPET at #ASNR25 The American Society of Neuroradiology #BHII Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology

When clinical Alzheimer's symptoms outpace biology – What does it really mean? New insight from JAMA Neurology. We’ve long relied on biomarker staging, particularly tau-PET and amyloid-PET scans, to tell us where a person is on the Alzheimer’s disease continuum. But what happens

We are going to lose an entire generation of scientists. NSF, one of the largest federal funder of STEM education has seen an 80% reduction in funding, including support for trainees, so far this year. “You can’t have science without scientists”

Please re-Tweet to help raise awareness that not all #dementia is Alzheimer's disease. There are 100+ different types of dementia, including #Alzheimers. Learn more: alzheimers.gov/alzheimers-dem… (image: Kate Swaffer she/her ❤️🌈🖤🌈💛🌈)

News: NIH to crack down on excessive publisher fees for publicly funded research bit.ly/4nCdIbl

In a large study of three cohorts, scientists found that CSF α-synuclein assays not only diagnose Parkinson’s disease with high sensitivity, but also predict who will develop dementia—and how quickly. UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology ow.ly/syAV50WoxqQ

Evidence that we can impact #BrainHealth

U.S. POINTER confirms that lifestyle change can boost cognition in older adults. ow.ly/BoTZ50WCi13

Lithium in the brain has been found to protect against cognitive decline go.nature.com/45jZL9I

How well #DTI-#ALPS reflects #glymphatic function remains controversial, but there is evidence that it captures alterations in interstitial #neurofluid dynamics in MCI and #Alzheimers. #BHII Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology AJNR

How will #radiology transform patient care? Our musings Weill Cornell Medicine Radiology #BHII #Alzheimers. impact.weill.cornell.edu/summer-2025/se…

p-Tau217 is easy to detect in blood, but where does it come from in the brain? New research hints it may originate in synapses surrounding amyloid plaques. ow.ly/768z50WTnuG

While #genetics play a role in healthy aging, so do the choices we make every day. There are steps you can take to support a longer, healthier life, including changes in diet, activity, and habits. Check out this infographic for healthy #aging tips: go.nia.nih.gov/466Tn7d

Excited to share our review on the latest developments in neuroimaging in #Alzheimer’s disease . Great resource to be up to date!