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So excited our work is in this fantastic journal for medicine and medicine education. Looking forward to seeing everyone and demonstrating on VMR with The Clinical Problem Solvers

Thank you so much The Clinical Problem Solvers for having me on VMR! Here are the two cases we discussed: tinyurl.com/4rhfbmaf tinyurl.com/bd6t4tt2 One more of the 5 cases with Case 1 Dx in NEJM: tinyurl.com/yc25dj32 And thanks to NEJM CPC for creating such an amazing education resource

This approach was inspired by the NEJM case Travis Zack presented on Friday's VMR (9/23) to showcase the cpcuniverse — a phenomenal tool to filter NEJM CPC cases by symptom, final diagnosis, etc. so that you can find cases relevant to your learning universeofcpc.com

So many incredible teaching points shared by Rafael Medina, Rabih Geha, Ariel Li and Mukund during the VMR weekly recap. Link 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=bueKuC…

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Rabih and I started our journey together. He is my best friend and my younger brother. rlrcpsolvers.com is our dream project. Come learn with us. Our goal is to make medicine fun, easy, and applicable to your patients. Also thrilled Aaron Berkowitz joined the project.

A dream come true to have the space to fully express our passion for clinical reasoning & teaching. On a personal note, it's the deepest expression of the depth of our relationship, and how eager we are to spread love and joy within medicine Join us - RLRcpsolvers.com

@jackpenner Travis Zack cpcuniverse Jeff Kohlwes Cant wait to read this!

I always feel like I’m an intern back UCSF IM Chiefs at the VA San Francisco on rounds presenting to this amazing and kind attending. Many years later, still learning and full of gratitude for a field I love full of the best people. #SIDM2022

I’m still standing

Great example from Madhumita Sushil… #ChatGPT off-the-shelf looking at cancer progress note (deidentified) can yield the biomarkers buried in that note! Of course this still needs supervision. #acentrus23

1/ 📢 New paper alert! Pancreatic cancer lacks actionable biomarkers for precision therapy. We developed an AI-derived histologic signature that can predict treatment outcomes for a specific chemotherapy from pancreatic tumor resections. cell.com/cell-reports-m… Key points ⬇️

2/ We report an AI approach to histologic feature examination that extracts a signature predictive of disease-specific survival in patients with pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) receiving adjuvant gemcitabine.

3/ 🧬Existing transcriptomic subtypes failed to stratify disease-related outcomes in this cohort, highlighting the need for novel predictive biomarkers.

4/ 💻The AI-generated histologic signature is derived from H&E slides and does not require complex molecular testing, making it a cost-effective and efficient tool.

5/ 👥Our visual pancreatic gemcitabine (VPG) signature has potential clinical implications in identifying which patients will benefit from gemcitabine-based therapy after resection and could improve the process of designing clinical trials for PDAC.

6/ 🌟We find that VPG signature is predictive of treatment-related outcomes rather than a prognostic marker. Distinction is critical in the development of personalized medicine approaches that aim to identify patients most likely to benefit from a specific treatment.

The famous stairs #ASCO23 is starting today!

#ASCO23 #mdssm Zeidan: transfusion independence at 8 wks 40% w Imetelstat vs 15% placebo. 13.6% vs 1.7% at one year.median DOR 52 vs 13 weeks. Median 3.6g/dL rise in Imetelstat arm vs 0.8 w placebo (wow!).