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Was great to present our work from @MGHNeurosurg on mechanical failures in breast Ca spine mets for patients at-risk of bone loss. Thanks @spinesection for a wonderful meeting in Miami ☀️
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⚡️EXCITED⚡️to have our latest on machine learning applications for spine surgery imaging on the cover @NeurosurgeryCNS this month. @CNS_Update. Strong team effort @MGHNeurosurg @MGHNeuroSci
Thank you Editor-in-Chief!
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#NEUNewIssue The April issue of Neurosurgery is here! The latest in #MedicineandLawReviewSeries on the Legal and Socioeconomic Considerations in #Spine #Telemedicine, a Review on Machine Learning Application in the Treatment of #Spine Disorders, & more! ow.ly/HfXp30sevp0
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#NEUNewIssue The April issue of Neurosurgery is here! The latest in #MedicineandLawReviewSeries on the Legal and Socioeconomic Considerations in #Spine #Telemedicine, a Review on Machine Learning Application in the Treatment of #Spine Disorders, & more! ow.ly/HfXp30sevp0
Machine Learning has the power to be truly transformative in various aspects of the surgical workflow. I'm honored and grateful to have had the opportunity to work on this under the guidance of @JohnHShinMD and @ElieMassaadMD! Please give it a read at the link below-
#NEULatestArticle #NEUReview Machine Learning Applications of Surgical Imaging for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Spine Disorders: Current State of the Art by Karandikar et al ow.ly/rsg130saga5 @MGHNeurosurg @JohnHShinMD #Nsgy #Spine #Machinelearning #ArtificialIntelligence
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CHECK OUT OUR NEW WEBSITE! projectprana.org
We hope this website will help you navigate our organization’s initiatives, learn more about our team, and help you join us in the impact we are striving to make. Stay tuned for more excited updates!
#projectprana #globalhealth
Excellent work Matt!
Our paper on hepatic encephalopathy in TIPS recipients with #ascites is live on @ACG_CTG!
Many thanks to my mentors @IAsokan, Dr. Sammy Saab, & Dr. Ed Lee, and to @uclaimchiefs for your support via the Chief's fellowship program! #LiverTwitter #GITwitter
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Truly fortunate to have the opportunity to contribute to #biotech with such manifest clinical need at @DraperLab!!
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Toward Development of a Higher Flow Rate Hemocompatible Biomimetic Microfluidic Blood Oxygenator mdpi.com/1206980 via @MDPIOpenAccess
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“Myanmar is at a point of no return. The army’s February coup, meant to surgically shift power within the existing constitutional framework, has instead unleashed a revolutionary energy that will be nearly impossible to contain.”
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A woman presented with acute cholecystitis to a hospital in Miami. She subsequently died from complications of locally acquired dengue virus infection.
Spending a few days in my old Greenwich Village stomping grounds was a lovely way to round out a rather atypical M1 year. Looking forward to M2 and beyond!
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The hope behind loosening intellectual property restrictions on COVID-19 vaccines is that unleashing technology will accelerate the global recovery. But much more is needed to ramp up production, explain @PeterHotez, @mebottazzi, & @Yadav_supplychn.
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Our group's inaugural paper is out: Confining the spaces of strained rings, led by the great @grabizki. X-rays, binding of crown ethers, StrainViz, and much more here: bit.ly/2QheYWJ
@angew_chem @HumboldtUni @berlinscience
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America is back. We rejoined the Paris Agreement and are ready to rally the world to tackle the climate crisis. Let’s do this.
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Today was my first full day clinic where not a single patient was receiving chemotherapy - everyone was on targeted therapy or immunotherapy. Slow but steady progress in cancer care
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The home page of The New York Times at 5:25 p.m. Eastern on April 20, 2021.
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People who exercise regularly are much less likely to be hospitalized, and to die, from Covid-19 than those who are sedentary, a new study suggests. nyti.ms/3goEWSu
Getting the opportunity to 2nd author such a comprehensive and detailed review is one thing, but having my microparticles and microscopy featured on the cover is icing on the cake!
Read our latest issue at go.nature.com/3uSkNsi
with a Focus on nanotechnology for global health go.nature.com/3agkOOS
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New content online: Nanotechnology approaches for global infectious diseases dlvr.it/Rw8R0N



























