Colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the US. Sleeping <6hr/night is associated with a 50% increased risk of colorectal cancer. Authors' conclusion: Short sleep is a public health hazard leading...[to] colorectal adenomas. doi.org/10.1002/cncr.2…

Most physicians I know have a small pile of cards they have collected over the years from patients, colleagues and students. It means so much more than most recognize. Take the time to write these.

As we enter #WomensHistoryMonth, I am thinking of the many women who have made invaluable contributions to public health. Today and every day, we celebrate and honor their leadership and strength.

Please look closely at that final statement. Share your worries and struggles. Allow for vulnerability. It makes everyone better.

“Life is supposed to be LIVED, not ACHIEVED”. Sasha Shillcutt MD I love this. I know so many of us find purpose and happiness from our work- and this is wonderful. But rest, recovery and joy outside of work is so important. Trying to avoid the imbalance.

Here’s to strong women. May we know them. May we be them. May be raise them. #IWD2023

Yes. This. instagram.com/reel/CphMHb8pv…

Congratulations to Dr. Herrick for his promotion to Associate Professor! You are a leader in our field, and we are so happy to see your hard work recognized. The department is so proud of you (especially the person who tweets on behalf of us).

We are so excited to greet our incoming Interns and new CA-1! Welcome to Dartmouth Anesthesiology!

Good luck! When mentoring your goal is not to make someone like you but to help them find their own path. Not everyone is trying to climb the ladder- it’s ok to be happy where you are. Mentors can give mentees the permission to say no.

This lesson took years for me to learn. Worrying about things out of your control robs you of joy and does nothing to improve the future.

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One of the many random reasons I love Twitter. Because stuff like this exists.

My amazing husband got to talk with Kai Ryssdal! He is such a kind, intelligent, thoughtful person. eric.r.henderson Dartmouth Health marketplace.org/2023/05/10/at-…

I love this

This is the best

It’s such an incredible privilege to work with people like Dr Rosenkranz. People like her are what make Dartmouth great. DartmouthSurgery Dartmouth Health

I couldn’t agree with this more. I wish this was easily covered by insurance. The next shift in medicine will be towards preventing the diseases we have become experts in treating.

Love this. Couldn’t agree more.