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So proud of Briana Macedo (MD/PhD student) for leading this incredible study examining cohort eligibility under race-based vs new (country of origin + PAGE-B)-based guidelines for HCC screening for chronic HBV! Marina Serper, MD, MS Lauren Nephew MD, MSCE Jorge Marrero Digestive Disease Week #DDW2024

Check out our #DDW2024 posters! Today: Carolyn Singleton, MD poster # 1617 gender disparities in unmet needs in AIH Tue: @Brittan55838734 #1610 barriers to LT in HCC; POD🏅 Tue: Tiana Walker, M.D #1108 Impact of ACA on liver disease outcomes Indiana University Gastroenterology and Hepatology MGH Division of Gastroenterology

I survived GI fellowship because of this talented guy Matthew Whitson MD MSEd who is passionate about Med Ed and the esophagus….opposites attract 🙃

Proud of these 3 talented and bright young aspiring hepatologist; each with first author manuscripts in the works. Look out for their papers & GI fellowship applications 😊. Tiana Walker, M.D Carolyn Singleton, MD @Brittan55838734 Indiana University Gastroenterology and Hepatology

📑 Health care–related transportation insecurity is associated with adverse health outcomes among adults with chronic liver disease‼️ 🚙 Transportation insecurity is associated with ⬆️ healthcare use and 💀 #LiverTwitter Nneka N. Ufere, MD MSCE Marina Serper, MD, MS journals.lww.com/hepcomm/fullte…

I am never surprised by racism, but the full out bigotry on display, I have to admit, keeps catching me off guard.

It was an honor to work with @LMcElroy23 and Lauren Nephew MD, MSCE to produce this editorial on inclusive language for American Journal of Transplantation during my time as an AJT Editorial Fellows authors.elsevier.com/c/1jQ~t5hx-WXL…

Our incoming GI fellow class! Reminds me of the time my son, then four years old, asked me if men could be doctors 🙃. I love to see it!

🚨Labor Day Sale Alert🚨 If you are interested in learning #DEI issues in #transplant with me and other⭐️speakers, including Norah Terrault SandyFeng kym watt Julie Heimbach Lauren Nephew MD, MSCE, please join us on 9/13-14 at the very first #DEIinTransplant2024 in Toronto 🇨🇦!

While I miss academic twitter this is one of the reasons I have had to limit my intake. In addition to Ellon, I have to avoid vicarious trauma—-reading this upset me deeply—because lived trauma these days is enough. We must continue the good fight, while protecting our mental

Proud of this work done with my Indiana University Gastroenterology and Hepatology partner Craig Lammert, MD, patients from AIH Association, & our IU School of Medicine residents Carolyn Singleton, MD & @Brittan55838734. Adverse SDOH exacerbate unmet health-related needs. Interventions should consider triaging this population 1st.

Who is with me? Reading the email that ABIM board questions need to be completed by 9/30 and still filing the email in the do later folder. That’s a whole 5 days away 🙃

Kavish Patidar with Lauren Nephew MD, MSCE BMJ Open Gastro showing the elephant in the room: Health literacy and cumulative social disadvantage are associated with survival and transplant in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma: a prospective study bmjopengastro.bmj.com/content/11/1/e…

Join us for our diversity meet up this morning. There will be snacks 😋!

President’s Welcome! #TLM24

Colleagues #TLM2024, Indiana University Gastroenterology and Hepatology AASLD and friends this will be my last meeting on X. I am moving to Bluesky. If you are a GenXer like me don’t be afraid 😊the platform functions exactly like Twitter. I hope more academics will join. My handle is the same @laurennephewmd.

Please join us tonight for the #TLM2024 Diversity Reception. There will be fun, food and libations!@AASLDtweets Dr. Tatyana Kushner

#TLM2024 is coming to a close. There was great science presented, insightful conversations around health equity, but my favorite part of AASLD is catching up with the people. Til next year friends.