NYU Langone Div of Pulmonary, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine

Very good to be on @forbes.com Healthcare Summit panel: Preparing for the Next Pandemic w/ Stéphane Bancel of Moderna MarianaMatus of Biobot and @thealexknapp.bsky.social #ForbesHealthcareSummit @nyulangonepccsm.bsky.social Few take-aways from our discussion are below… 1/x
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A transplanted pig kidney offers a grandmother hope for life without dialysis The patient was in kidney failure and her immune system would reject a human organ. Scientists hope genetically modified pig organs prove safe and will alleviate the organ shortage and save lives.

Another in-human pig kidney xenotransplantation

After Boston, it’s back to @nyunephro.bsky.social

www.npr.org/sections/sho...

#NephSky

Very proud of our team @nyulangonepccsm.bsky.social

Making science fiction a new reality for patients with no other options.

#Transplant #HealthEquity

A targetable developmental program co-regulates angiogenesis and immune evasion Ultraviolet (UV)-induced DNA mutations produce genetic drivers of cutaneous melanoma initiation and numerous neoantigens that can trigger anti-tumor immune responses in the host. Consequently, melanom...

If you are looking for an holiday read, check out our new story on how HOXD13 promotes melanoma growth! Others stories are coming soon thanks to my mentor and partner in crime Eva Hernando at @nyulangonepccsm.bsky.social.
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Cancer Metabolism and Signaling 2025

The Cancer Metabolism and Signaling in the Tumor Microenvironment *Abstract Deadline* is rapidly approaching 2/4/25. Don't miss this star-studded event!
@nyasciences.bsky.social @nyulangonepccsm.bsky.social events.nyas.org/event/16a78a...

Anyway we can get a link or a way to view their presentations online?

BALR is always proud to support the future of Resp Research. The winners of the BTS/Asthma+Lung UK and BTS/BALR mid-career lecture awards Dr Elaine Soon and Dr Aran Singanayagam will present their work at #BTSwinter2024 on Thurs 28/11 at 4.15pm in the Churchill room.

What's going on with gene nomenclature between human and pre-clinical models (e.g., mice) why do we have to change gene nomenclature but we don't do it with proteins/enzymes? It seems like if you're going to use a different way of writing/communicating genes - you'd use that same rule for proteins.

I have been a big proponent of 15 minutes of writing per day- especially for busy clinical academicians

as laid out in the book "How to write a lot" (a great and quick read)

We suffer from the idea that we need chunks of time to write

So with this 🧵 I will put my money where my mouth is

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Closing ceremony of the #CrazyAboutBiomedicine Program: 25 secondary school students have completed a year of scientific immersion in #IRBBarcelona’s labs, working on innovative experiments under the mentorship of researchers from our centre.

➡️ bit.ly/415wmiY

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a woman in a white and gold costume stands in front of a pink wall ALT: a woman in a white and gold costume stands in front of a pink wall

@grecoa3.bsky.social @benjaminwu.bsky.social we're finally back together

@wdeanmd.bsky.social speaking on #MoralInjury at #BurnoutSymposium at @nyulangonepccsm.bsky.social

Bon dia, we're now live on @bsky.app and excited to be here! Looking forward to communicating about all things pulmonary, critical care, and sleep.