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As Editorial Chair The Harvard Crimson, I try not to take up too much space on a platform designed for our entire community to share. But the topic of double concentrations was too important -- and too personal -- for me to stay silent. thecrimson.com/article/2022/3…

was thrilled to chat with the incredible sofia andrade hidalgo for The Nation about my (evolving) understanding of the role of a physician & my thoughts on being a post-Roe premed student:

I'm excited to have submitted two honors theses, one for @histlit, and one for HSCRB. This wasn't easy, but it was so worth it.

We are excited to share our recently accepted manuscript on the cross-reactivity between clinically relevant peanut allergens! doi.org/10.1093/cei/ux… Thank you to a wonderful team who made this possible! Orlee Marini-Rapoport Monica L. Fernández-Quintero Tarun Keswani Food Allergy Science Initiative

I'm honored to have received a Hoopes Prize from Harvard College, which celebrates both undergraduate scholarship and mentorship. Enormously grateful to my mentor and thesis advisor Sarita Patil, MD as well as everyone else who made this possible! thecrimson.com/article/2024/5…

This publication of my college essay is surprisingly meaningful to me. As competitive college admissions garners national headlines, I’m proud that I stayed true to myself, wrote the essay that I wanted to write, and that it reeked of 17-year-old me.

So grateful to have been part of this project!

Humans may be genetically programmed to produce antibodies against peanut, suggests a new Science Translational Medicine study showing nonallergic people harbor convergent, germline-encoded antibodies against the allergen Ara h 2. 📄: scim.ag/45sVMJP