Nobody says it better than Michelle. Watch this – and then make sure you’re ready to vote tomorrow: IWillVote.com

Thank you to EGFR Resisters Research Summit EGFR Resisters Zosia Piotrowska Helena Yu Stephen V Liu, MD Mary Jo Fidler for bringing us together, old friends and new, in this 🫁 cancer world!

Such an amazing group of trainees and junior faculty at the 2024 EGFR Resisters Research Summit EGFR Resisters Research Summit. It’s a privilege to hear about all the exciting #EGFR work being done. And got to glimpse Louisville will fellow faculty Zosia Piotrowska Mary Jo Fidler Helena Yu

I read this article last week and can’t stop thinking about it. Every year of my training, I am further humbled by the profound uncertainty in medicine. The idea that there is a singular cause for a subdural hematoma here—a shaken baby—is alarming. nytimes.com/2024/12/29/mag…

Em dash slander!!! I’ve been overusing the em dash since 2016!!!

EGFR Resisters crew reunited at #TTLC25! Thanks to Jill Feldman EGFR Resisters Research Summit for bringing us together as friends and collaborators for many years to come! 🫁 Fangdi Sun, MD Amanda Herrmann Sarah Waliany, MD, MS Jessie (Stuart) Ross, MD Mark Jeng, MD-PhD

Congrats to Kelsey Pan, MD, MPH for her fantastic oral abstract talk #TTLC25 on outcomes in pts w/ LMD from NSCLC. Key finding was improvement in OS w/ CNS-penetrant TKIs in pts w/ NSCLC with oncogenic drivers. Incredibly important multi-institutional study addressing a huge unmet need

The last time a child in the U.S. died of measles was in 2003.

Ever since getting chemo for lymphoma when I was 12, I am unable to mount antibodies against measles (repeat vaccinations have no effect). I am dependent on herd immunity and concerned about the vaccination trends right now.

OUR PLAN IS WORKING PERFECTLY AND IS JUST A NEGOTIATING TACTIC BUT IT IS ALSO GOING TO BE PERMANENT AND WE WILL BE THE WORLD LEADER IN TEXTILES AND NOW THERE IS A PAUSE AND EVERYONE NEEDS TO CHILL BUT ALSO WE WILL NEVER BACK DOWN AAAAAAHHHHHH

The university will not surrender its independence or relinquish its constitutional rights. Neither Harvard nor any other private university can allow itself to be taken over by the federal government. hrvd.me/ResearchFundin…

If we’re serious about more efficient government and better everyday life in America - which we all should be - that means actually improving government, not cutting health care for poor people and slashing support for veterans.

LAST YEAR WHEN THE STOCK MARKET WAS BOOMING THAT WAS BECAUSE OF ME BUT NOW THAT I AM PRESIDENT THE PROBLEMS ARE BIDENS FAULT PLEASE CHILL THIS IS GOING GREAT IM MAKING DEALS BE PATIENT SHORTAGES ARE FINE AAAAAHHHHHH

Pregnant women who get covid are at increased risk of complications to themselves and their babies Vaccines reduce those risks That's what American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology says (and CDC used to say) Why not leave it to women to choose? Why take away the choice?

Important talk about the emerging role of MTAP deletion as a biomarker in NSCLC!! OncLive.com Kelsey Pan, MD, MPH #ASCO25

Thank you Eric K. Singhi, MD ! Thanks OncLive.com for the opportunity to present our work on MTAP deletions in NSCLC. #ASCO25

Coming up today: Medical oncology/hematology fellow Dr. Emma Schatoff's poster session on "Risk factors associated with de novo metastatic colorectal cancer in early onset colorectal cancer" at #ASCO25. ASCO 🗓️: 5/31 from 9-12pm CT

New study: Randomized trial of ~900 colon cancer patients found ppl in the intervention group had: - "significantly longer disease-free survival" - a 7%-point increase in overall survival after 8 years - dramatic reduction in new primary cancers The drug's name: Exercise.

VP Vance has cast the deciding vote in the Senate to cut Medicaid, take away food assistance, blow up the deficit, and add tax breaks for the wealthiest. This bill is unpopular because it is wrong. Congress votes this week, but it’s our voices - and our votes - that will have

A beautiful tribute to a person living with profound strength in the face of an incurable cancer diagnosis. theatlantic.com/books/archive/…