🩺Happy #NationalWomenPhysiciansDay to our University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine residents, chief residents, and associate program directors! Here are just a few of the amazing women physicians we are celebrating today, with gratitude for those who came before.🩺

Thanks to Dr. Saddler of UW-Madison Division of Infectious Disease for a great talk on C. Diff 🎯 No gold standard test for diagnosis 🎯 No test can show cure 🎯 Fidaxomycin (extended) 1st line. Reduction in first recurrence episodes 🎯 Add Bezlotuximab for first recurrence, FMT for multiple recurrence

A big warm Wisconsin welcome to our newly matched residents! Congratulations and we can’t wait for you to get here!!! #OnWisconsin #matchday2023 University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine 🦡 🦡 🦡

Our very own chief resident Dr. Sarah Floden presenting at medicine grand rounds on the importance of communication this morning 🤩 University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine

Congratulations to our University of Wisconsin Division of APCC PCCM Grads! I’m so proud of each of you and can’t wait to see what your futures have in store.

Have you seen new faces around UW Health this week? Our University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine interns have officially started clinical service! 🩺 Be sure to say hello when you see them in the hospital and clinics! #MedTwitter

New manuscript in Liver Transplantation Journal (LTxJournal) Prehabilitation Intervention to Maximize Early Recovery in Liver Transplantation (PRIMER). bit.ly/3XvMczx

Just two NYU Langone Health #Blackwomeninmedicine professors mixing business with pleasure to ensure the future is bright and full of opportunity in medicine well beyond our years for those who look like us…🙏🏾 🤎 ❤️🖤 #diversityingi #blackingastro

Sophie Balzora, MD, FACG just gave an incredible talk @colorofcci on risks of colorectal cancer in IBD!

I am so excited to be presenting 2 abstracts at #ACG2023. I am grateful to my mentors and colleagues for their support. I look forward to meeting with and learning from everyone.#GITwitter ACG

#ERAS2024 Fellowship season! I am excited to be applying for a GI fellowship. I am grateful to my mentors, and look forward to the next chapter! #GITwitter ACG

New research - Polaris Observatory Collaborators - Global prevalence, cascade of care, and prophylaxis coverage of hepatitis B in 2022: a modelling study thelancet.com/journals/langa… #LiverTwitter #WorldHepatitisDay #NoHep #HBV #IDTwitter Center for Disease Analysis Foundation Homie

🌟Way to go Dr. Almasry and Dr. Glover! Same to our graduates, Drs. Ley and Smith! We are very proud of your research and accomplishments at ACG!🌟 UW Division of Gastroenterology & Hepatology University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine

📸 More Fellowship Match Day photos! Thank you to all of the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine and residency leaders, mentors, former chief residents, and alumni who stopped by to offer congratulations!

Excited to share yesterday's #MatchDay results! We matched 5 exceptional applicants for the Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship.

March is colorectal cancer awareness month. Don’t forget to get screened. #blueforCRC

I am beyond excited to officially share the release of my children's book, "Boo Can't Poo"! Follow Boo's journey to a succesful💩with: 🏃‍♂️Exercise 🥤 Water 🥝 Fiber ... and more! Pre-order now: a.co/d/14eYMlq Official Release: July 16, 2024! Mayo Clinic Press

Video: Evaluating the Use of Augmented Reality in Endoscopy Telbany, et al. 📕 doi.org/10.14309/ajg.0… Ahmed Telbany MD, MPH Euriko Torrazza Millie Long Jasmohan Bajaj

Amazing work in body surface gastric mapping presented by Dr Greg O'Grady at #ANMS2025 😅DGBIs = type 3 problem: unclear cause, unclear sole 🚀Mechanisms and biomarkers = future ⚡️Body surface gastric mapping ➡️ different phenotypes ⏭️ Next: Phenotypes predicts Tx response?

Colorectal Cancer Screening in Adults 45–49 🔗 jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/… 📊 RCT (n=20,509) tested 4 outreach strategies 📉 Active choice via portal: 14.5–17.4% 📈 Default mailed FIT: 26.2% (most effective) ⚠️ Screening still low → better engagement needed