#WorldLiverDay is TODAY! Let's pledge to prioritise our liver's well-being. Whether it's making healthier lifestyle choices or spreading awareness, every action counts. 👉worldliverday.org #LiverHealth #LiverAwareness #LiverDisease #StepUpForLiverHealth #Livertwitter

So much excitement but also so much hype in AI-based medical applications. We need better study design and better science forward. #PLOSONE: ChatGPT provides inconsistent risk-stratification of patients with atraumatic chest pain dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…

So proud of Theressa Ewa NIHOxCam @NCIResearchCtr who just won the Outstanding Poster Award on last Friday presented by Dr. Doug Lowy for her PhD project on cancer health disparity in HCC mentored by Whitney Leet Do . Congrats!

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care has seen remarkable growth in the past 5 years. A new Review from The Lancet Digital Health examines how AI could improve care management, clinical decision-making efficiency, and further research areas 👉 hubs.li/Q02v0wl50

This study challenges the idea that cancer is caused only by permanent changes to DNA go.nature.com/3Wfy4fb

As a scientist, one should continuously challenge the current dogma by focusing on original research rather than relying on expert knowledge of review articles. Tumours form without genetic mutations nature.com/articles/d4158…

On the link between engineered T-cells (CAR T) and secondary cancers: ~30 cases reported among 30,000 people treated nature.com/articles/d4158… nature Cassandra Willyard

Global cancer health and disparity research are major focuses of the CCR Laboratory of Human Carcinogenesis @NCIResearchCtr. We look forward for a productive collaboration with the Kenya team under the leadership of Dr. Francis Makokha (PhD).

My fellow put a cartoon by Alexander Dent 🇺🇸🇺🇦 on my office door @NCIResearchCtr one day, which prompted me to reflect on the type of mentors we are and aspire to become. Deep inside, we all aspire to become better mentors/PIs.

Join #NCICCRLiverProgram seminar on Thursday, May 16, 2024 at 1PM EST. @NCIResearchCtr

What an incredible science talk by Dr. Putatunda Vijay Putatunda @NCIResearchCtr NCI Surgical Oncology today. I learned so much from him about mechanisms of immunotherapy response, and his passion towards science. He is becoming a great physician scientist. Congrats!

Agree! A clear cut robust result does not require much statistical value such as p<0.05 to support. It will be good to know if pathological response is supported by an overall survival.

Agree! A clear cut robust result does not require much statistical value such as p<0.05 to support. It will be good to know if pathological response is supported by an overall survival.

Congratulations Dr. Ryan!

So thrilled to have spent the day discussing liver cancer research from @NCIResearchCtr, and listening to many exciting projects from wonderful colleagues #HormelInstitute. Enjoyed an afternoon break to celebrate Dr. Gradlone’s promotion to Professor. Congratulations, Sergio!

The problem with our cancer immunotherapy is that it needs to be JAK-ed up, made stronger. Two new reports in lymphoma and lung cancer show additive benefit beyond checkpoint Rx science.org/doi/10.1126/sc… Science Magazine @MassimoGadina

Congrats Andre and the team!

Implementing equitable, sustainable remote patient monitoring will ensure that #diabetes tech is accessible — but we need strategies to reduce the burden of data collection & review. News & Views from Jennifer Sherr and Laura Nally Yale School of Medicine @drnallypants nature.com/articles/s4159…