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Prepping for my first #NIH study section as an Early Career Reviewer. As much as I begrudge mandatory training modules, @csrpeerreview Mitigating Bias in Peer Review was amazing, esp seeing how the study section dynamics dramatically impacted scores and ensuing discussion... wow!

Congratulations ⁦Julie Silver, MD⁩ for receiving the ⁦Harvard Medical School⁩ JCSW Shirley Driscoll dean’s leadership award - what a phenomenal role model for all #womeninmedicine!

What are those smudgy nuclei at tips of a jejunal villi? 💡Adenovirus- nuclei infected with virus migrate towards the tip, giving an appearance of disorganized surface nuclei This case lacked apoptosis or inflammation PMID: 25195803

Beyond excited to officially start as Assistant Professor in Pathology @JHU !! Come work with me if you want to learn about AI & 3D pathology

Me, at 18: I CAN DO WHATEVER I WANNA DO Me, at 40: I can do whatever 800mg of ibuprofen will allow me to do

What a great month with Annie A. Wu, MD, PhD! Johns Hopkins Pathology

A. Due to long-term exposure of PPIs. B. Associated with Type 1 diabetes mellitus. C. Deficient in folic acid (Vitamin B9). D. Associated with familial adenomatous polyposis. Answer and explanation to follow!

So excited to do this work on early events in human pancreatic tumorigenesis with Denis Wirtz Ashley Kiemen @FertigLab @KarchinRachel Won Jin Ho and other collaborators. Our heartfelt thanks to Lustgarten Foundation for the investment in our work.

An adult woman with hematuria undergoes a transurethral resection of a bladder mass. Representative H&E images are shown. Which of the following is the correct diagnosis? #PathTwitter #PathMatch23 #Path2Path

The Editors welcome our new #GUpath Associate Editor, Tamara Lotan, MD Tamara Lotan, MD, of Johns Hopkins Pathology. We are looking forward to working with you!

So honored to present my work on 3D multi-plex pancreas mapping in T1D at #NPOD2023!

Excited to share our new preprint showing synaptic changes in PART associated with high tau pathology medrxiv.org/content/10.110… @rhuganir

Aberrant p53 Expression in Gastric Biopsies and Resection Specimens Following Neoadjuvant Chemoradiation: A Diagnostic Pitfall New research by JHU faculty Jackie Birkness-Gartman Kevan Salimian, MD, PhD @Voltaggiol and colleagues journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Residents- please apply for our amazing SP fellowship! This fellowship was the single most important thing I did to become a competent, confident pathologist ready to face any problem. Now I am so lucky to support our SP fellows in doing the same- consider joining us!

All the photos from USCAP2023 in my feed are a reminder of the pathologist whose thorough comment in my path report was the reason I recognized the rarity of what I had and pursued a diagnosis for a #MetastaticOncocytoma instead of an unclassified RCC. Had that not happened, I

These modules Jackie Birkness-Gartman created are so awesome! Our residents always use them as a guide for GI biopsies. Our med students loved them! Check out our study on how successful they are. #GIpath #pathtwitter #GITwitter #MedEd

After a most fulfilling seven years working with the amazing team ⁦UAB Pathology⁩ and ⁦UAB Heersink School of Medicine⁩ ; I am excited to join ⁦⁦Penn Medicine⁩ ! Look forward to the upcoming journey!

Our manuscript on injectable anti-fibrotics for strictures in the GI tract is now available! Laura M. Ensign, PhD Helmsley Charitable Trust Crohn's & Colitis Foundation Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology & Hepatology Johns Hopkins IBD The Johns Hopkins Institute for NanoBioTechnology authors.elsevier.com/a/1gq4G3mEmfZ8…

Awesome case!

It's been an honor to signout cases with Troi Lake, M.D, M.S. this week. She is off to a phenomenal start Johns Hopkins Pathology. What a rockstar!