So much to learn, such little space left on the hard drive

everyone's acting like alternative medicine and mistrust of healthcare hasn't been a thing for centuries after this random treatment recc by Mel Gibson for stage IV malignancy. the deterioration of this trust has amplified since COVID...but doesn't mean we can't rebuild it.

How are we spending enough on defense to make Solomon blush + all the sci-fi DARPA projects one can only imagine...but we have 1 operating scooper plane in Cali requiring Canada to send help? Where are the damn Boston Dynamic robots I've been spammed videos on for years?!

Leukemia/Lymphoma rotation should be a part of med school / residency...even for 1 week. The highs and lows both of the medicine and relationships are quite incredible

In the age of AI, is forcing kids to grind through stuff like geometry homework worth it? Tasks and computations like this vs any AI - humans are rapidly going to become what chimps are to us. Next gen humans are pending a difficult species level identity crisis.

Grok3 is incredible. Give it a shot when you have a chance with detailed questions. Salute to the nerds.

Seeing leukemia relapses are rough. A mistake in one clone in someone's marrow can destroy families. Hard to make sense of a God/being's intentions when the consequences are so absolutely out of your control and have nothing to do with your choices as a person.

I've said it for years. LeBron's DNA should be biobanked in the Arctic or Himalayas, scheduled to be released a thousand years post apocalypse to repopulate Earth.

These are all true. PBMs are a plague on American healthcare - need oversight and reform akin to SEC on Wall Street post 2008.

Oral formulation of arsenic trioxide has similar pharmacokinetics to the intravenous drug, allowing potential future all oral therapy in acute promyelocytic leukemia MD Anderson Cancer Center #Leukemia doi.org/10.1182/blooda… ASH #leusm

Why doesn't the president have a committee of historians who all look like Gandalf constantly advising on similar challenges and their solutions/ outcomes from the past? "Mr. President - the governor of a small tribe in the hills of Mongolia 1200 years ago dealt with this

Stopping in the middle lane on Grand Central to turn 90 degrees for an exit should allow for immediate citizen hold and launching of their driving license into the tall grass

Hands down the most dreaded pages on overnight call begin with "I'm calling from OB" - brain instantly jumps to an emergent C-section in a sickle cell with hyperhemolysis history and some other complicated past who is about to bleed or clot or both who no one gave me a headsup on

Unless it violates the laws of physics, nothing in biology is impossible

Just ran into my first acute leukemia on fellowship call from earlier this year in the clinic lobby - now doing phenomenal on treatment. APL, high risk, brain bleed in the ED at 12AM that night - one of the best learning moments of fellowship. She thanked me for saving her life.

A must watch video by Bryan Carmody for anyone choosing a speciality in medicine. No one knows what AI will do, but this video makes persuasive arguments it will disrupt many area of medicine. Outstanding video. Yes, Doctors: AI Will Replace You youtu.be/kALDN4zIBT0?si…

Big news 🗞️ — After serving as Northwell’s first president and CEO for more than 23 years, Michael J. Dowling will transition to CEO emeritus. John D’Angelo, MD, who currently serves as EVP of the health system’s central region, will become Northwell's new CEO this October. Mr.

Why has this guy not won a Nobel and been given a blank check to simply scale and solve such a critical issue? Been following Ocean Cleanup for years - relentless evidence based effort that keeps winning globally.

You don’t slow down because you age. You age because you slow down

What is education in the AI age going to look like? Focus on love? Peace? Connecting with neighbors/nature? More 'human' strengths? Either abandoning the slog of becoming an expert at something because an AI can do it, or a future in which we become symbiotic seems inevitable.