A sweet bitter feeling graduating from residency. 3 years passed so fast yet taught so much. I am extremely humbled to share that I received - “Resident of the year” award for consecutive 3 years from 2021 - 2024 - ⁠Excellence in Professionalism award and; - ⁠Honor of serving

Humbled to share this pioneering work done in collaboration with my Nishtar medical college students for the the first time in south Punjab to introduce the culture of career development among high school students. As of this year more than 80% students fell off from following

Thrilled to share that I’ve officially submitted my #PathMatch2025 application! Excited for the journey ahead and to connect with fellow applicants and mentors.🧬 AAMC ID: 16391568 #PathTwitter #Pathology #IMG

Its so humbling to see your clinical work on a busy CICU afternoon into this publication in American Society of Echocardiography, published today under the mentorship of HF_Doc_ Dr. Hawwa and my superb colleagues. This is a step toward a series of challenging clinical cases which we tried to sort out via

One of the easiest thing to do in medicine is order tests and consults. One of the hardest things is taking the time to explain to patients why this is not necessary.

Agree that medicine is difficult and we can’t allow shortcuts that harm patients. But I also think we take advantage of learners in the name of “better training” by putting them through years of school, residency and endless fellowships all for low pay. Two things can be true:

ACG 2024 Day 1 Glad to have met exciting GI aspirants and faculty.

Godspeed, my friend. 🙌 I've never met anyone with a long-term memory as remarkable as yours. I wouldn’t even be surprised if programs like Cleveland or Mayo interview you and eventually rank you highly. Best wishes! ✨

I get a lot of DMs from medical students going through tough times. Know this: There is no one in medicine—not a med student, resident, fellow or attending—who hasn’t struggled at some point. Maybe it was a bad exam, maybe a tough case, maybe their personal life, but somewhere it

Proud to be recognized as one of Pittsburgh’s most viewed physicians on Doximity! Grateful for the opportunity to serve as Editorial Manager for the Annals of Medicine and Surgery and as a Peer reviewer for Curious. #InternalMedicine#Doximity #PeerReview#HealthcareInnovation

Excited to share that multiple of our abstracts have been accepted across the different categories from prevention to intervention. See you in Chicago in March! #TransformFuture🫀 American College of Cardiology

An outstanding achievement for a non-US IMG from my alma mater—an empathetic and lovely senior of mine—to successfully Match in Urology. 🙌 Quite a testament to remarkable perseverance and dedication, which has been rightfully rewarded. Wishing you the best ahead! ✨

Impressive!👏 Quite an impactful and one of a kind space. Thank you so much Dr Saurabh S Dani, MD, MSc, Dr Usman A. Akbar, MD, Dr Nouman Shafique and Dr Ahmed Muaaz Umer MD for organizing this space. Special thanks to MM, @drfaranahmad, Swaranjit Singh 🌍 and haris ahmed for their valuable insights.

Congratulations, Dr Riaz! It's a great achievement, ma sha Allah. 👏

Takeaways from #ACC2025. Late breaking trials - take home points American College of Cardiology   1. WARRIOR Trial : Intensive medical therapy did not significantly impact the rate of serious cardiovascular events at five years in women with suspected ischemia with nonobstructive coronary arteries

Alhamdulillahi Kathira! Some results aren’t just numbers — they’re echoes of every sleepless night, every silent prayer, and every ounce of self-doubt that’s been conquered. And this one is definitely no exception. Four incredible years—and the journey is still unfolding.

Grateful to attend today’s insightful conference covering Hep B, C, DILI, and HCC—from epidemiology to management. A valuable session equipping young physicians with regional insights to tackle real-world challenges. #MedEd #Hepatology #MedicalConference

Building a strong clinical impression as a physician begins with acquiring foundational knowledge across fields. Another rewarding experience — learning HRCT chest basics, tricky chest radiographs, and hands-on USG-guided needle insertion, including a pleural tap demonstration.

Grateful to attend the World Hypertension Day 2025 Symposium as a PG trainee. Gained key insights on managing hypertension from a multidisciplinary and local perspective. Inspired to keep learning and growing in clinical practice. #HypertensionDay #MedEd #PGTrainee

Great initiative! More power to you, Dr Laghari. 🙌