Rishabh Singh, MD 🩸 (@docrishabhsingh) 's Twitter Profile
Rishabh Singh, MD 🩸

@docrishabhsingh

Incoming Heme/Onc Fellow @IUHemOnc | IM PGY-3 @UICOMPeoria| MBBS @NairTnmc | @HTRSfellows Council 2024-2026 | Passionate about #ClassicalHeme🩸| He/Him/His |

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salaryDr (@salarydr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Target is paying its employees more than we pay our residents. Assume a resident is making $65,000/yr working 80 hrs/week with 3 weeks PTO. That means a resident is only making $16.58 for each hour worked. ($65k/3,920 hours) Target will pay you $17.25/hr and you don’t need 8

Target is paying its employees more than we pay our residents. 

Assume a resident is making $65,000/yr working 80 hrs/week with 3 weeks PTO. That means a resident is only making $16.58 for each hour worked. ($65k/3,920 hours)

Target will pay you $17.25/hr and you don’t need 8
ATHN (@athnnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Are you interested in Hemophilia B research? ATHN has a research study about treatment and safety of Coagulation Factor IX (Recombinant) GlycoPEGylated (Rebinyn®). If you join the study, you can help us learn more! gothemophiliab.com/hemophiliab.ht…

Ravi Singh (@rav7ks) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Castleman Disease isn’t cancer—but can act like it. It’s a rare lymphoproliferative disorder with two main types: 🔹 Unicentric – localized, often curable with surgery 🔹 Multicentric – systemic, can be life-threatening MCD- Think cytokine storm, not lymphoma! #MedTwitter

Castleman Disease isn’t cancer—but can act like it.
It’s a rare lymphoproliferative disorder with two main types:
🔹 Unicentric – localized, often curable with surgery
🔹 Multicentric – systemic, can be life-threatening
MCD- Think cytokine storm, not lymphoma!
#MedTwitter
William Aird (@williamaird4) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Screening women of reproductive age for iron deficiency and treating at a ferritin threshold of < 25 mcg/L is highly cost effective. Brought to my attention today by Peter Tonzi who reviewed the study PMID: 40235279 (available ahead of print) at new patient conference. LUV IT!

Richard Buka 💙 (@richardbuka) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I am looking for patient & public involvement on the subject of heparin induced thrombocytopenia. Looking for people who have lived experience of cardiac surgery (either yourself or a close relative) to help shape future research on a complication of heparin use during surgery.

ISTH (@isth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How is joint ultrasound being used in hemophilia care around the world? We want to hear from YOU! 👩‍⚕️Who is performing it 🧠What training exists (or is missing!) 🚧What barriers are limiting access We’re looking for insights from HCPs in hemophilia care: redcap.isth.org/surveys/?s=9NY…

How is joint ultrasound being used in hemophilia care around the world? We want to hear from YOU! 
👩‍⚕️Who is performing it
🧠What training exists (or is missing!)
🚧What barriers are limiting access

We’re looking for insights from HCPs in hemophilia care: redcap.isth.org/surveys/?s=9NY…
Sanjay Ahuja (@ahujadoc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hemophilia & Thrombosis Research Society (HTRS) email has been compromised. A phishing email is being sent from their account asking to fill out a RFP in a password protected pdf. Please do not open it Hemostasis and Thrombosis Research Society

Vincent Rajkumar (@vincentrk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The remarkable story of Velcade. In the year 2000, a few of us attended an angiogenesis meeting in Boston. We were there to discuss thalidomide But a side meeting that evening led to trial that went on to get Velcade FDA approved for myeloma. NEJM Story in thread.

The remarkable story of Velcade. 

In the year 2000, a few of us attended an angiogenesis meeting in Boston. We were there to discuss thalidomide

But a side meeting that evening led to trial that went on to get Velcade FDA approved for myeloma. <a href="/NEJM/">NEJM</a> 

Story in thread.
Nick Mark MD (@nickmmark) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Mobility is one of the most important - and most overlooked - ICU interventions. One challenge is its isn’t always obvious what mobility level a patient has achieved. I built these “flip books” using the JH-HLM scale to indicate (& motivate) mobility in every patients room.

Abhimanyu Mahajan (@amahajanmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Academic US physicians.. are you advising your trainees interested in a career in clinical research to.. (Consider reposting to get a large response) #neurotwitter #AcademicTwitter #MedTwitter

Ronak H. Mistry, DO (@rmistry91) 's Twitter Profile Photo

So proud of this study and honored to be the senior author! What we’ve learned: The Fellow On Call and TwoOncDocs should be integrated into our heme/onc fellow education! 🔥 Link to this study: ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/OP…

IMCrit (@im_crit_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Non-invasive ventilation flash back: Quotes that did not age well: The former editor-in-chief of "Respiratory Care" wrote in 1977 in a letter to CHEST® Journal: "A patient who is sick enough to need CPAP is sick enough to need an endotracheal tube"

Non-invasive ventilation flash back:

Quotes that did not age well:

The former editor-in-chief of "Respiratory Care" wrote in 1977 in a letter to <a href="/journal_CHEST/">CHEST® Journal</a>: "A patient who is sick enough to need CPAP is sick enough to need an endotracheal tube"
Jesse Rowley (@rowleyresearch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Rowley Lab (plateletlab.com) is hiring post-docs! Are you interested in mitochondria, megakaryocytes, platelets, hematopoietic stem cells, or CRISPR/CAS9 functional screens? Message me or apply at utah.peopleadmin.com/postings/183682 .

Tyler Olson, EA (@olsonplanner) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Academic docs who actually want to do research are getting squeezed HARD. The system says it values discovery. The paychecks say: “More RVUs, less thinking.” Let’s talk about the quiet collapse of the research track in medicine.

Caleb Watney (@calebwatney) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Someone at Novo Nordisk failed to pay a $450 maintenance fee, which would have kept its patent on Ozempic in force for another two years... A very expensive mistake!

Someone at Novo Nordisk failed to pay a $450 maintenance fee, which would have kept its patent on Ozempic in force for another two years...

A very expensive mistake!