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What can help you shine in residency as an IMG? - American Medical Association ift.tt/r1onMHq #residency #match
How IMGs are changing the face of American medicine - American Medical Association ift.tt/eU5R3pE #residency #match
NRMP Releases Landmark Reports that Advance Transparency in the Transition to Residency ift.tt/65SBU8e #residency #match
GME interviews: What current residents want to hear from applicants ift.tt/m6kMZ9b #residency #match
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📣 Residents interested in GI fellowship - this one’s for YOU! @AmCollegeGastro
Before you leave #ACG2026, make one last stop at our Ask the Fellows session!
Who better to learn from than those who have recently navigated the same journey you’re about to embark on?
Come ask the questions you may not feel comfortable asking a program director! From applications and interviews to choosing the right program, preparing for fellowship, and life as a GI fellow.
No formal presentations. Just candid conversations, practical advice, and an opportunity to connect with current fellows.
📍 Trainee Lounge | Room 104AB
🕥 TODAY | 10:35–11:35 AM CT
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from those who’ve been in your shoes!
#ACG2026 #GIfellowship #GIMedEd
Last stop at #ACG2026 before✈️ back to Cle!🏡 Always a great success, so don’t forget to stop by and ask your questions🙌🏼🌟
📍Room 104 AB
🕣 10:35 AM
@AmCollegeGastro @BilalMohammadMD @MN_GIMD @vinayjaha @_Steph_Ayala
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Part 2: Chicago's newest medical school is preparing students for AI, prior authorization and ... ift.tt/PbYfFeh #residency #match
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I will never understand why asking for a second medical opinion is sometimes treated like an insult. If the decision matters that much, getting another opinion should be encouraged.
Woman who worked as a janitor returns to same hospital as a doctor - ABC7 ift.tt/o7yENO4 #residency #match
Las Vegas is pouring millions into its growing medical district while local leaders push for ... ift.tt/dgwvT0Z #residency #match
Ethical Considerations of Interview Format for Dermatology Residency Interviews ift.tt/6PfRHeb #residency #match
For Match success, look beyond your research publication count | American Medical Association ift.tt/Xz8M1Tr #residency #match
'80 foreign workers, only 2 Americans': Why a New York hospital has come under the ... - Firstpost ift.tt/5Mh9Qf4 #residency #match
Rochester residency post sparks debate over foreign graduates - The American Bazaar ift.tt/piSBg6T #residency #match
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UCSF’s Kevan Shokat, PhD, just won the $1M Stephenson Global Prize for research in pancreatic cancer. He cracked KRAS, a cancer driver long considered “undruggable.” Drugs built on his work now treat lung and pancreatic cancer. ow.ly/xVlw50ZRSXh
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Please join the AOF in celebrating Peter B. Ajluni, DO, recipient of the AOF 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award! Dr. Ajluni will be formally recognized on stage at the AOF 2026 Honors Gala on October 23rd in Las Vegas. aof.org/news/aof-names-peter…
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Claude has discovered a previously unknown enzyme system hidden in the DNA of bacteriophages. Beside the enzyme’s gene sits a long array of repeating DNA—a structure that looks somewhat similar to CRISPR.
We don’t yet understand what this system does, but only a handful of known systems share its features, and all of them are able to cut, copy, and paste DNA. Historically, the discovery of such programmable systems has helped revolutionize medicine. CRISPR, for instance, is now the foundation of genetic medicines. But it will take much more work to learn what this system does, and whether it can be put to similar use.
Read more: anthropic.com/news/claude-di…














