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A poem I wrote about friendship, adventure, medical advice, and trying to find something, or someone, that has been lost. Grateful to JAMA and the great physician-writer Rafael Campo for his thoughtful commentary. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/…

Excited to discover more stories and storytellers within our field! For details, check out this week’s ASTROgram or see the full announcement: redjournal.org/pb-assets/Heal…

Weekend Briefing for March 29, 2025: New Images in Clinical Medicine: Ménétrier’s Disease nej.md/441oqAJ Four New Perspectives: 1️⃣ Rethinking Shadowing for Aspiring Physicians nej.md/4cbqPLm 2️⃣ Application Overload nej.md/3QSibru 3️⃣ Medical

Drs. Matthew J. Farrell, Trudy Wu, MD & Ann Raldow, MD, MPH share advice for residency personal statements in their latest NEJM perspective, encouraging applicants to share their true stories. Read it here: bit.ly/4jgqhX4

🤩How fortunate am I to be able to call these remarkable people my colleagues in a matter of a few short months?! 🔖Future residency applicants (esp for #radonc) please bookmark this NEJM paper by Matthew J. Farrell Trudy Wu, MD Ann Raldow, MD, MPH for #match26! 🔗nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Residency applicants have long been advised to play it safe in their personal statement, write the authors of a new Perspective, but what if the best way to rise above the heap is to share a part of yourself you’ve been told to keep hidden? Perspective by Matthew J. Farrell, MD,

Perspective by Matthew J. Farrell, MD, MFA (Matthew J. Farrell), Trudy C. Wu, MD (Trudy Wu, MD), and Ann C. Raldow, MD, MPH (Ann Raldow, MD, MPH): A Letter of Recommendation Regarding Impersonal Personal Statements nej.md/4lnOw7B #MedEd

Proud of our stellar PGY-4 residents Jesus Juarez and Eulanca Liu for their award-winning JCCC Fellowship research! ⁦.⁩ ⁦Trudy Wu, MD⁩ ⁦Matthew J. Farrell⁩ ⁦Ricky Savjani⁩ Eulanca Liu⁩ ⁦Jesus E. Juarez⁩

Proud to share 2-year patient-reported outcomes for our phase II SCIMITAR trial (NCT03541850) of SBRT to the prostate fossa (with or without nodes), out today in JAMA Oncology. jamanetwork.com/journals/jamao…

Grateful for the chance to combine elements of narrative medicine and hope science to investigate new ways to boost hope and improve quality of life!

Congratulations to UCLA Health radiation oncologist Matthew J. Farrell on being named the inaugural Hope Fellow of the new Institute for the Study of Hope, Dignity and Wellbeing, a global effort to advance patient-centered care through the science of hope. bit.ly/3SHx54y

MR-guided RT is a cornerstone of many of our clinical practices, and adaptive RT holds great potential to better serve our patients! Learn more here: redjournal.org/article/S0360-…

Caring for patients with cholangiocarcinoma is deeply personal. Thank you Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation for sharing my story! UCLA Health cholangiocarcinoma.org/qa-with-dr-tru…

A poem about my grandmother. She grew up in small-town Maine, lived to 101, gave me baseball memorabilia every birthday (I didn’t have the heart to tell her I hated baseball), and was the gentlest person I ever knew. Annals of Int Med acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/AN…

🎓✨ Congratulations to our graduating Radiation Oncology seniors! 🎓✨ It has been an incredible honor to train alongside you-your dedication to patient care, passion for advancing our field, and unwavering support for your colleagues have left an indelible mark on all of us.

After our daughter Ceci died at 15 mo of a paraspinal tumor, we’ve been committed to supporting pediatric cancer research. We’re honored this year's Cattle Baron’s Ball will establish Ceci’s Fund through the American Cancer Society. Please share/donate💕 cattlebaronsball.com

Wrapping up another memorable academic year! Huge congrats to Beth Neilsen, Cecil Benitez, and John Nikitas on completing this final chapter as trainees. Your future colleagues and patients are so lucky to have you. You’ll be sorely missed!