Ali Christy, MD, PhD (@oligoclonalband) 's Twitter Profile
Ali Christy, MD, PhD

@oligoclonalband

Peds Neurologist/Neuroimmunologist • Chair, AAN History Section • History of Women & Minorities in Medicine • Editor-in-Chief @JChildNeurol • she/her

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Ali Christy, MD, PhD
@oligoclonalband

2 months ago

An absolutely incredible group of child neurologists. ❤️

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Diana Cejas, MD, MPH
@dianacejasmd

2 months ago

"To provide the best possible care, neurologists must have a thorough understanding of the social and historical context of disability." Our latest Journal of Child Neurology (& - dare I say - required reading for all of us docs who work with disabled / neurodiverse patients [so all of us])

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Samuel Mackenzie MD PhD
@notoriousemg

2 months ago

New pod, who dis? Co-hosting with the incomparable Ali Christy, MD, PhD. Music by Zach London. Drops monthly. Strap in. Immature Brains: A Child Neurology Podcast rss.com/podcasts/immat… via RSS.com

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Daphna Yasova Barbeau, MD
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2 months ago

There’s a lot of stigma around equity in the current divisive political climate, but this work is absolutely critical to the babies and families we serve in the NICU. Not to mention that making things better for the most minoritized patients makes the system better for everyone.