Three Jelani Zarif Lab members who helped launch the lab were hooded today at the Johns Hopkins Medicine
commencement exercises! So proud of Xiaoxu, monali praharaj and Tom on this amazing accomplishment and grateful to have been their mentor!

Historically, Black/African Americans have been vastly underrepresented in surgical fields.

At Stanford Neurosurgery, we celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth and the neurosurgeons who make trailblazing contributions daily. #BHM

I am thrilled to continue my training next year Stanford Children's for my fellowship in pediatric neurosurgery! Extremely grateful to my mentors Stanford Neurosurgery this opportunity. We will push the frontiers on developing treatments for pediatric neurological disorders. AANS/CNS Peds Section

I feel so fortunate to be at a program that provides tremendous support both in terms of clinical training and research opportunities!! Excited for what the future has in store Stanford Neurosurgery #doubledocs #neurosurgery

Had the honor to witness the special moment of our PGY1 residents receiving their surgical loupes. I still remember when I got my first loupes. It is a love-at-first-sight💕🔎🔬👓 #neurosurgery #firstlove #surgeons Stanford Neurosurgery Debebe Theodros Yi Zhang, MD

A warm welcome to PGY-1 resident Debebe Theodros who starts his training this summer with Stanford Neurosurgery! Learn more about Dr. Theodros: ow.ly/44Ms50JOZBl
#neurosurgeryresidency

Seven years, but who’s counting? Congrats to graduating chiefs Dr. Zachary Medress, Jonathon J. Parker MD PhD and Jenn, and welcome Stanford Neurosurgery interns Debebe Theodros, Ryan Phelps, MD, and Yi!

Wonderful emotions at graduation! Thankful for my family, friends, PhD advisors Jelani Zarif Lab Drew Pardoll and Andrea Cox and the HopkinsMDPhD for all the incredible experiences.

#fortunate #thankful #liftaswerise #doubledocs #mstp #jhusom #blackinmedicine#blackinimmunology

you’re living, commuting, running a routine and then a piece of music, it’s new, drapes the air, riding sound waves, ringing the bell of your morning soul, so the day becomes about music, about the baroque guitar and its history and performers and sounds and you’re living

Resident team breakfast. Proud to know this amazing hardworking group.

Fortunate to be among wonderful colleagues and friends!

#representationmatters #liftaswerise

Fantastic opportunity! Antoinette J. Charles, MPH y’all looking to help poor residents too or nah?😩😩 Congrats to all the nsgy matches, I’ve been straight hyped all last week! Kwadwo A. Sarpong, MD Racquel Whyte, MD MS Tiffany Ejikeme, MD Andre Boyke, MD Debebe Theodros @MichaelABamim Angie Fuentes

Beyond thrilled to announce I’ll be joining the Stanford Neurosurgery program next year to continue my childhood dream of becoming a neurosurgeon!! Feeling incredibly fortunate and still in shock over the exciting news 😊

@hopkinsmstp

#MatchDay2022 #Neurosurgerymatch #AcademicChatter

Congratulations to Drs. Ryan Phelps, Debebe Theodros, and Yi Zhang, our outstanding group of #Match2022 #FutureNeurosurgeons . Thrilled to welcome you to the Stanford Neurosurgery family! #MatchDay Ryan Phelps, MD Debebe Theodros

The Garzon lab has relocated to Emory! We are looking for research technician and postdoc. If you’re interested please reach out!

This entire thread provides a chronological overview of recent events in Ethiopia well known to Ethiopians and members of the Diaspora (including their children) for those interested.

#NoMore #EthiopiaPrevails

Look ma, we made it to the front page!!

Big ups to the whole team Shenandoah, Brenna Womer, my stellar issue mates, and of course, the singular Jenzo DuQue-French 🇨🇴 💯

Read 'em and weep: shenandoahliterary.org

Great and exciting opportunity to work with a wonderful mentor and gem of a friend whose got a lot of exciting projects in the pipeline!

The more intuitive the biological finding or conclusion, the more hesitant/concerned I become.

Discovery is the antithesis of intuition.

@paulportesi

“the American people and the […] Western world are […] misguided by […] global entities many believe were driven to help impoverished countries […], yet […] portrayed victims as oppressors and oppressors as victims through partisan narratives and bankrolled networks.”