Dr. Nina Niu Sanford (@niusanford) 's Twitter Profile
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford

@niusanford

GI Radiation Oncologist | Boston, @Princeton, @harvardmed, now @UTSWNews in Dallas | buying in bulk | @AAAS IF/THEN | Tweets=own | FCOI: rb.gy/h

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Dr. Nina Niu Sanford (@niusanford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Great reference! Though sad to me that in 2024 our only 2 standard RT regimens are still just long v short course w large fields - regimens created decades ago before any appreciation of molecular dif, non-op, MRI-staging, etc. So much room to individualize RT in rectal cancer.

Ane Appelt (@cancerphysicist) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Very much agree - we’ve got so much work to do in rectal cancer #radonc: adjusting fields & target volumes to stage, optimising dose and fractionation to intent & systemic Tx (rather than just use what worked in the pre-op, no TNT setting), finding the right OARs, etc

Mark Lewis, MD, FASCO (@marklewismd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, my daughter's "Apoptosis of a Cancer Cell" sold out almost immediately in her online art store so we restocked with 25 prints Personally I will never get tired of looking at it : ) artfromtheheartut.squarespace.com/all-prints/p/f…

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND, my daughter's "Apoptosis of a Cancer Cell" sold out almost immediately in her online art store so we restocked with 25 prints

Personally I will never get tired of looking at it : )
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GI Oncology Now (@gioncnow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

⭐ Check out our exclusive interview with Dr. Nina Niu Sanford of UT Southwestern Medical Center on her unique experiences and insights in the gastrointestinal oncology field. ⚕️She provides insight on her specialization in radiation oncology and her work in clinical trials: buff.ly/3SDLLlC

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If you’re bored/looking to procrastinate…feel free to read this interview where I talk about radiation oncology w some advice for trainees…plus fashion, reading & grocery stores 😃

Francisco De La Vega (@ribo.zyme@threads.net) (@ribozyme) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Thrilled to announce that our research on the association of genetic ancestry with molecular tumor profiles in colorectal cancer (CRC) is now published in Genome Medicine! 🧬 (1/6) bit.ly/3SLUuSV

David Sher (@davidshermd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This study is investigating the survival impact of aggressive local therapy in oligometastatic H&N cancer. Important question, and we need as many sites as possible. Please contact me if interested in opening in your center!

Bryan Carmody (@jbcarmody) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I applied to medical school in 2002. And all I’m gonna say is: Every now and again, I see certain things and say to myself, “Yeah, that person was definitely in the 63.3%.”

I applied to medical school in 2002.

And all I’m gonna say is:

Every now and again, I see certain things and say to myself, “Yeah, that person was definitely in the 63.3%.”
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford (@niusanford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New NCCN guidelines recommend total neoadj therapy for all pMMR T3+/N+ rectal ca. What about upfront surgery for “lower risk” tumors? Several series show low LR rates w surgery 1st, & both ASTRO & ESMO rec for tumors fitting criteria. TNT makes sense for many but not all IMO.

New NCCN guidelines recommend total neoadj therapy for all pMMR T3+/N+ rectal ca.

What about upfront surgery for “lower risk” tumors?

Several series show low LR rates w surgery 1st, & both ASTRO & ESMO rec for tumors fitting criteria.

TNT makes sense for many but not all IMO.
Lauren Henke, MD, MSCI (@lauren_henke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr. Nina Niu Sanford Krishan Jethwa Neil Newman Hyun Kim Completely agree. I worry we already over-treat many patients in the US, especially low risk upper rectal, and these recs will not help discourage that…. This seems like a significant over-generalization to me.

Dr. Nina Niu Sanford (@niusanford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yes, NCDB also doesn’t capture 2nd opinions which could confuse the picture here. If patient gets 2nd opinion at academic center and is recommended treatment for their prostate cancer, they may be more likely to do that closer to home (at community practice). Versus if academic

Ryan Morse (@ryanmorseku) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dr. Nina Niu Sanford Krishan Jethwa Neil Newman Hyun Kim Curious the way PROSPECT incorporated to NCCN by only specifying non-T4: -Trial criteria did not include N2 -Required MRF margin of at least 3 mm -More formal guidelines on measuring “20%” would be helpful -No mention in NCCN of adjuvant chemo most received

Bobby Koneru, MD (@konerumd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨New Book on Low-Dose Radiation for Painful Musculoskeletal Conditions🚨 Free Download Now Available Over the past year, there has been a remarkable surge of interest in using low-dose radiotherapy to treat painful musculoskeletal conditions like osteoarthritis, plantar

🚨New Book on Low-Dose Radiation for Painful Musculoskeletal Conditions🚨 Free Download Now Available

Over the past year, there has been a remarkable surge of interest in using low-dose radiotherapy to treat painful musculoskeletal conditions like osteoarthritis, plantar
Michael Chuong (@mikechuongmd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Letter to editor from Laura Dawson Jordan Kharofa Dr. Nina Niu Sanford Ali Hosni Mamen Rubio Rodriguez Regarding 1.5 T MRL pancreas planning protocol manuscript (PMID 38831754) Elective coverage should be routine It impacts planning authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S24…

UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson (@uthealthsamda) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Neil Newman, MD, a radiation oncologist UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson, is part of a national study using low-dose radiation to treat osteoarthritis. Unlike cancer treatment, this therapy uses lower doses to target pain directly at the joint. Neil Newman Learn more: bit.ly/47h55eD

Neil Newman, MD, a radiation oncologist <a href="/UTHealthSAMDA/">UT Health San Antonio MD Anderson</a>, is part of a national study using low-dose radiation to treat osteoarthritis. Unlike cancer treatment, this therapy uses lower doses to target pain directly at the joint. <a href="/nbn426/">Neil Newman</a>

Learn more: bit.ly/47h55eD
Dr. Nina Niu Sanford (@niusanford) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Big congrats to Laura Dawson & team for completing this symptom-based, palliative radiotherapy RCT! 8Gy x 1 ~whole liver RT improves pain in 67% Agree that all patients fitting study criteria should be offered this simple, convenient, safe & cost-effective treatment.