❤️"I've been blessed with a voice that can't sing, with a body that doesn't work, so I dance to a new rhythm." chabad.org/multimedia/vid…

Excited to announce--Yesterday, I performed the FIRST ever Endoscopic Spine Surgery at University of Kentucky Hospital (and maybe first in Kentucky..) with Dr. Frank Farhadi. Acknowledging my endo teachers Dr. Jeff Golan, Meng Huang, MD , and Christoph Hofstetter -- Thank You!

Billions are spent on developing therapeutics for dementia, to date with little return, when nearly 50% of cases can be prevented with relatively affordable public health strategies. Need to re-think, and maybe reinvest, our society’s approach (and $), to Alzheimers and dementia

Early progress with our second participant neuralink.com/blog/prime-stu…

Today is seven months since I had my surgery. Here's a quick update. Currently I'm in session with the great staff at Neuralink Monday through Friday for roughly four hours each day. I'm working on using different body parts and movements for left, right, and middle click. I'm

A bongcloud from Noland Arbaugh for the ceremonial first move 🤣🤣 #SpeedChessFinals

On this day of remembrance, we pause to honor the courage and resilience of those affected by the events of September 11, 2001—the lives lost, the heroes who responded, and the spirit of unity that emerged from tragedy.

Please check the results of the competition between Canadian PGY-6 residents and #ChatGPT in writing a mocking Canadian Royal College Written examination in #Neurosurgery done by Dr. Alick Wang and Dr. Mohammed of Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Career Outcomes Among Neurosurgery Resident Graduates in Canada: An Update Lior M Elkaim Farbod Niazi Canadian Neurological Sciences Federation Canadian Neurosurgical Society (CNSS) Canadian Journal of Neurological Sciences #Neurosurgery #residency #CaRMS #career #education cambridge.org/core/journals/…

On Remembrance Day, Canadians pause to honour members of the Canadian Armed Forces, past and present, for their service and sacrifice. They have bravely defended our borders, protected our citizens, and stood ready in the face of challenges at home and abroad. #CanadaRemembers

1/ This is the next chapter of a story about courageous patients and their families, of multidisciplinary teamwork, and hard-fought steps forward to effective therapy for #DIPG #DMG, a universally lethal cancer of the brain and spinal cord. 🧵nature.com/articles/s4158…

🇨🇦 We’re happy to announce that Health Canada has approved the launch of our first clinical trial in Canada! Recruitment is now open. If you have quadriplegia due to ALS or SCI, you may qualify. Visit our Patient Registry to learn more and apply. neuralink.com/patient-regist…

Excited to share that our book, ‘Pediatric Epilepsy Surgery Techniques’, is finally out - the result of 4 years of hard work with my co-editors, Aria Fallah MD, MSc, MBA and George M Ibrahim, and contributions from epilepsy experts from around the world. Elsevier News Elsevier #Epilepsy

Yesterday was my last day at Neuralink. It was a very hard decision, but I’ve never been more excited than for what is next. Before that, some final thoughts on Neuralink 🧵

Check it out! Just released! History of advanced social media efforts with the Journal of Neurosurgery EIC of the JNSPG - published before print! Thanks to this amazing team! bit.ly/4bQB9bq

Update 3/28 (14 months) It’s been a few months since my last update, and I’m sorry for that. I was really excited to give my one year update, but unfortunately I was hacked that very day (and again the following week) due to my own idiocy. Those experiences left me with a bad

A personal update: I'm working with @Neuralink on their chat app, empowering Brad to express himself at the speed of thought. I also helped Brad build his own keyboard training app: “I don't know how to code, but Grok walked me through it and wrote the code.” Find out more:

81 years ago today. Canada lands on Juno Beach. #DDay

Neuralink is 300 people strong. Massive talent density.

I was diagnosed with PTSD exactly 2.5 years ago. Today, Nudge raised a $100 million Series A to build a future where we all have more control over how we interact with our brains 🧵