Congratulations Michel!!

I hear you asking, “but what did you eat in China”? Since you asked… Fugu (puffer fish), shrimp (at least 2 ways), beef (about 5 ways), duck (at least 3 ways), pork (3 ways), chicken (3 ways), fried noodles, 5 kinds of noodles with broth, spare ribs, sea bass, jellyfish, clams..

1. Excited to share our paper published in nature today, introducing CD45-PET as a robust approach for noninvasively imaging inflammation. rdcu.be/d688j nature.com/articles/s4158…

The ultra-fast cancer treatments which could replace conventional radiotherapy. A pioneering new treatment promises to tackle a wider range of cancers, with fewer side-effects than conventional radiotherapy. It also takes less than a second. — Flash Radiotherapy Cancer

The next Einstein, Curie, or Salk might be sitting in a lab right now, wondering if they should quit. Don’t let them. Fund science like the future depends on it…because actually it does.

Long awaited, we finally have our Boswellia experience out IJROBP - The Red Journal. We show an ORR of 60% and CR OF 12% using Boswellia for radiation necrosis after SRS for brain metastasis. This is a huge win for patients and has changed our practice!!! Check it out! redjournal.org/article/S0360-…

After 47 years and 15 billion miles, NASA's Voyager 2 Plasma Science Experiment, designed by MIT, takes its final bow. This American ingenuity has pushed the boundaries of space exploration, proving once again that the USA leads in innovation and discovery.

Nature research paper: Chromatin loops are an ancestral hallmark of the animal regulatory genome go.nature.com/4d1RR8g

🔥 Hot off the press: Ralph Weichselbaum, MD, and his team published a new study in nature demonstrating that high-dose radiation to primary tumors can unexpectedly promote tumor growth at metastatic sites. Ralph Weichselbaum Andras Piffko University of Chicago Radiation Oncology uchicagomedicine.org/forefront/canc…

At 15, I left all my family and friends and came to the US , ALONE, seeking a country where MERIT and HARD WORK mattered-not politics. For 30 years, I worked tirelessly, even doing reseach at MIT the day my mother died, knowing she’d want me to keep pushing forward. Today, my

Another medical milestone! The first patient treated with a prime edited therapeutic shows positive clinical outcomes consistent with effective rescue of his chronic granulomatous disease (CGD), a debilitating and life-shortening primary immunodeficiency. At least 19 base editing

#ASCO25 What does >10 MET-hrs/week actually look like and how can we break it down for patients? That was the CHALLENGE trial target —and it delivered a DFS HR of 0.72. But this isn’t just a number. It’s a prescription. 💡 1 MET = resting energy 10 MET-hrs/week = 150–300 min of

This is a major story from #ASCO25. Randomized phase 3 trial of time of day of immunotherapy infusion. Randomized to infusion before or after 3pm. Early infusion far superior: PFS 11.3 vs 5.7 HR 0.42, OS HR 0.45! Impactful, pragmatic, not costly. This should be a bigger story.

Dear incoming interns: Remember that your attendings have been practicing medicine for years, while you're essentially getting a new job every 4 weeks. Know that your job is not to know everything. Your job is to show up, ask questions, & care deeply for your patients.

Harinder some might say we disbanded, I prefer to think we diffused.

A US judge has ordered hundreds of terminated research projects at the US National Institutes of Health to be reinstated, calling the processes that led to their cancellation “bereft of reasoning”. go.nature.com/3HHE7Ee

We call it biochemistry, physiology, endocrinology, and gastroenterology, genius.

Science delivers medicines, clean air and water, safe food, and smarter choices—saving billions of lives. Proposed cuts to NIH and U.S. National Science Foundation would shutter labs, stall new cures, hurt our economy, and send future scientists elsewhere. Hear from patients saved by science:

The big one is finally out!! In this paper, we set out to provide insight into the fundamental question; How do the individual cells from complex tissues regulate their proteomes? Brief summary of our findings 👇 biorxiv.org/content/10.110…

Delgoffe Lab Stanford Medicine Academics scientists are the ones that maintain fields alive ultimately providing path for cures as pharma & investors abandon a problem after few clinical failures - we have different metrics and goals and this is is why is so key that NIH continues to fund academic science!