People act like finding a flaw in a study is some big bad horrible thing, but if we as scientists have done our best, then any flaws anyone can find should excite us! I always consider every critique anyone brings against my work. Looking for the cracks is how we find the gems!

Should negative results be reported in papers? #radiology #AI #Cancer #publication

New research from Dana-Farber’s Chris Manz in JAMA Oncology shows machine learning & behavioral nudges to cancer clinicians led to a significant increase in rate of serious illness conversations & altered outcomes of end-of-life care for pts w/cancer.

Two-thirds of people with cancer have physical pain during or after treatment. Tune in to the latest episode of the Cancer Straight Talk Podcast from MSK to hear from pain management physician Dr. Neal Rakesh and neurologist Dr. Anna DeForest about ways people can find relief.

Getting ready for #AACR2023 #AACR23 The hardest part: 📌 Picking sessions to attend among many interesting sessions at the same time! Looking forward to meeting with all my friends and prominent cancer scientists from around the globe there!

I am absolutely thrilled and deeply honored to work as a researcher in this prestigious center! It is a true privilege to engage in cutting-edge research and contribute to groundbreaking discoveries that will shape the future, where limitless, where dreams transform into reality!

Congrats to #NobelPrize Laureates Dr. Katalin Karikó and Dr. Drew Weissman, awarded the 2023 The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for their work which led to the development of the #mRNA COVID vaccines. Katalin Kariko The Drew Weissman Lab Learn more: spr.ly/6010uJxOy

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So thrilled to share our featured work at #ASCO24!! Check out our abstract here: ascopubs.org/doi/abs/10.120… With Special thanks to UF Health Cancer Center !👩‍⚕️🐊

📺 Watch this #video to get an overview of how UC Davis Health uses HealthShare and Smart on #FHIR to integrate genomics results into medical records in #InterSystemsIRIS as interactive discrete result pages 👇 Enjoy! #GlobalSummit23 community.intersystems.com/post/video-gen…

Life throws a lot of hurdles your way. The key is to just keep jumping them. humanprogress.ufhealth.org/grant

The debate over COVID-19’s origins misses a bigger threat: AI and genetic engineering could enable the creation of new, more dangerous pathogens. These technologies, meant to revolutionize medicine, now also pose serious risks for misuse. The Hill 1/5 thehill.com/opinion/health…

Wow! Once again, it is about AI!