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Starting the new year with a little hope. scientificamerican.com/article/a-covi…

Worth a read: “The passivity and silence of the medical establishment, of medical school deans and hospital officials, and of too many (privately) pro-choice physicians… Thanks to their acquiescence, terrorism, intimidation and violence have won.” nytimes.com/2022/01/21/opi…

Exciting work out of the Sears Lab led by the incredible Jessica Queen, MD PhD! Cindy Sears Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Johns Hopkins Medicine

Worth a read: "One damaging consequence of white privilege is what’s known as 'the Black tax'...carries a double penalty because those extra efforts... are often discounted, if not ignored, when physicists come up for tenure and promotions" tinyurl.com/wzjrcwev #DEI #academia

Want to learn about the microbiome in lung cancer? Check out our new review in Cancer Metastasis Reviews at rdcu.be/cNWmc, with Pakhi Birla, a graduate student in Immunology Program at Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center @bloombergkimmel

Amazing to meet and learn from so many women leaders in immuno-oncology. Thank you Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer for this wonderful opportunity and to the WIN faculty for sharing their experiences!

ID in the News: As POTUS calls for Cancer Moonshot, Cindy Sears & Dr. Fyza urge investment in combating drug resistant infections:“Superbugs are a global health catastrophe that not only accompany the cancer epidemic but make it worse.” The Baltimore Sun bit.ly/3xmlw8y

Excited to co-author an op-ed in the The Baltimore Sun with Cindy Sears about the risk of antibiotic drug resistance for patients with cancer. Great to work with the team at IDSA about this important issue! Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases baltimoresun.com/opinion/op-ed/…

Finally an article on burnout I can agree with… nytimes.com/2023/02/05/opi…

Delighted to join this group and talk about how we can use microbiome research to enact therapeutic strategies to improve cancer outcomes for our patients. Outstanding discussion and many thanks to Seerave Foundation and Melanoma Research for organizing this great workshop!

We often don’t talk about the power differentials in medical training, which is largely an apprenticeship, and how disadvantaged student, residents, and fellows are in a system that treats their training and careers as a business commodity. The part we don’t discuss #Match2023

Very cool to see clinical progress on vaccines for RSV, which may or may not have been the bane of my existence as a graduate student! JK, ❤️RSV and virology, I’m only pretending to be a bacteriologist and immunologist 😉 nature.com/articles/d4159…

First Shaikh Lab ULT freezer! It’s the small things, or the large things in this case… and couldn’t ask for better folks to share it with, Jessica Queen, MD PhD Julia Drewes.

I am unbelievably humbled and honored to be selected among this incredible group of physician-scientists. Thank you to Damon Runyon Cancer Research Foundation for this opportunity, and to my mentors, Cindy Sears and Drew Pardoll. Johns Hopkins Medicine Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center

🗓️Getting ready for #ASCOBT23 Day 2⃣ 📣Impact of Microbiome on Cancer Care ☑️Chairs: Alexander Eggermont, Professor Georgina Long AO (Bluesky @gvlongphdmd) ☑️Speakers: Sunny Wong, Chloe Evelyn Atreya, Thomas Gajewski, Dr. Fyza ASCO 日本臨床腫瘍学会（JSMO） OncoAlert meetings.asco.org/2023-asco-brea…

Huge thank you to the #ASCOBT2023 staff for their assistance before and during the meeting. Excited to present at the “Impact of the Microbiome on Cancer Care” panel in a few minutes. #ASCO #Hopefullymyjetlaggedresponsesstillmadesense