🩸Majority of papers historically came from Europe and USA. 🩸It’s interesting to see how new research causes guidelines to change. 🩸I also discussed the nuances of anticoagulation failure, people with brain metastases, history of bariatric surgery, and thrombocytopenia.

@DrBetofMDPhD @StanfordCancer @SCIDirector @HwakeleeMD Congratulations Dr. Warner and team!👏🏻

@JACCJournals #MedTwitter #hemeonc

@SebaweSyaj That’s an interesting thought Dr. Syaj. Thank you for sharing!

👩🏻‍💻One thing I learned in residency is: 1. Find 1-2 topics that interest you 2. Check if there is a need for research in these topics (refer to the most recent guidelines, journal issues, conference abstracts) 3. Ask your mentors if they have the time and interest to support you

I have started my away elective at the National Institutes of Health and the experience is surreal! The place is filled with history and medical innovation. Very excited for the next few weeks… Thanks to @RRH_RGHIMRP for all the support.

I had the pleasure of attending #ash2024 for presenting my paper on thrombosis in cancer. After ICU nights and floor duties, it was a great respite! Medicine is advancing so fast! Hope to spread these advancements to every nook and corner around the world. ♥️ #hemeonc

RT @RGHIMProgram: We are so proud of our internal medicine residents @HarkarandeepSi1 and @shahpurva888 aspiring to become future hematolog…

@VioletaYammine Thank you!:)

@ThaKidJip I’ll second that💯

@ebtapper This reflects the integrity of the journal's peer review process.🙂

@keerthiPrao Dear Dr. Keerthi, I know you will be successful in your goals simply because you have not yet given up. Keep persevering. Be proud of what you have already achieved! Very few people have the strength and discipline to be where you are.