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Learned more about critical appraisal of literature from Vinay Prasad MD MPH's 2 week course OHSU School of Medicine than any other class I've taken to date 💯

As I bid farewell to Hem-onc dept of TUTH today, I recall how one of my interviewer asked me,"if you had a superpower, what would you like to do?" I said, "Eradicate cancer from the world." If only....but glad to be in a team who could alleviate their suffering & radiate hope. 🙏

Imitation precedes understanding - Mirror neurons

Nvidia CEO: doing great work is not about joy and happiness every day. It is about loving what you do and resilience.

The five stages of academic writing: 1. Procrastination 2. Panic 3. Caffeine overdose 4. Submitting a barely coherent mess 5. Swearing to do it differently next time

Holy Shit! Someone asked ChatGPT: "How would it conquer over Humans?" 2 ways which ChatGPT showed are INSANE 💀 [ 🧵 Thread ]:

Community health workers (CHWs) are trusted professionals who connect individuals and communities to vital health services each day. I love this story about nurses and CHWs improving the lives of Baltimore residents by providing care where they are: npr.org/sections/shots…

“patient is stable”

The world economy explained with two cows A thread…

“I do my Whipples through a 10 cm incision without a bookwalter” “I do my Whipples laparoscopically” “I do my Whipples robotically in 2 hours” Abu Dhabi: “Hold my beer” #ISW2024KualaLumpur

Me presenting my research

What an intern always wants to be "Duty free"

Woooo! 💯😍

Dear Indians, They hate you. They hate you because you earn more than them, in their own country.

Vertical mattress sutures #MedEd

Sir William Osler, distinguished physician and educator, noted in 1903 that “it is a safe rule to have no teaching without a patient for a text, and the best teaching is that taught by the patient himself’’

The most successful people I've met: 1. Read constantly 2. Workout daily 3. Are innately curious 4. Have laser focus 5. Believe in themselves 6. Build incredible teams 7. Admit they know very little 8. Constantly work to improve 9. Demand excellence in everything they

Congratulations to Yuval Noah Harari on his new book, Nexus. Still reading the book and it has been a great read so far - it explores how information networks have made, and unmade, our world. I would highly recommend it. Few highlights from the book 🧵

If you are sufficient for your task, it's too small.