Some people work, some dance, and others sing. Yet the few make the world go round. Thanks ATS Staff for a wonderful meeting in Orlando.
Eight days, over 14,000 attendees, 27 trees planted, thousands of tweets, many great sessions and meetings, hundreds of hands shaken and warm hugs given, and more. Thanks to the ATS staff for countless hours devoted to bringing this huge family together.
At ATS2024 with my friends from the HPS Network enjoying presentations at the PAR Patients & Experts Forum
Great presentations by my colleagues Dr. Julie Barta (diversity in clinical trials) and Dr. Saqib Baig (role of government in access to care) at ATS2023. Bottom line: engaged and activated patients are best partners to reduce disparities and improve healthcare access.
Great talk by Dr. Sonye Danoff at the Patients & Experts Forum sponsored by PAR at ATS 2023 - Access to care
Here at the ATS with Dr. Gustavo Matute-Bello, Deputy Director of NIH Lung Division. Learning how to examine a lung from a distance using digital auscultation.
Here with Christina at the International Scholar Poster Colloquium. Nearly 1/3 of attendees to the conference are international participants. Welcome!!!
Looking forward to seeing at 2023 ATS my former mentee and now colleague and Chief of Pulmonary at the Atlanta VA, Dr. Cherry Wongtrakool. Should be a great meeting in DC.
The Jefferson Pulmonary Division and the KRI Respiratory Institute can’t wait to get to the ATS meeting in DC.
Anticipating Dr. Julie Barta’s (Jefferson) lecture on disparities in lung cancer risk, especially in those of Asian descent, during the 2023 ATS conference in D.C.
Excited about visiting with my friends Fernando Holguín, Mauricio Rojas and Ana Mora during the 2023 Annual ATS Meeting. Ana will be the recipient of an ATS Recognition Award for Scientific Accomplishment!


















