Aspiring Neurologist 🧠 | IMG 🇵🇭🇺🇸 | CLS | MD | He/him

Joined June 2021
Attended the first-ever interactive town hall with the @movedisorder MDS Young Members Group. Great insights on how to get involved and grow within the field. Neurology truly transcends borders. Looking forward to connecting with some of you at #AANAM 2026!
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Any suggestions for the 3rd edition, @charli_xcx ?
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1/ Folks spend a lot of time criticizing medical students and residents for doing superficial research to pad their CVs. Some of that criticism is fair. We have helped create a culture where more is often treated as better.
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Really happy for everyone who matched this year, especially my fellow IMGs. 💙 #Match2026 Definitely gives me extra motivation to keep pushing for #Match2027 🙌🏻
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Happy Match Day! We're excited to see so many people match to #neurology! 💚 #Match2026 #FutureNeurologist
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Exciting news! Congress just introduced the H-1Bs for Physicians & the Healthcare Workforce Act, a bill that would provide exemptions from the $100,000 H-1B visa processing fee for providers. Urge your representatives to co-sponsor today: hubs.la/Q047r85w0
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New research in Nature just changed how I think about Parkinson’s disease. For years, we treated it as a problem in isolated motor areas that control the hand or foot. But brain imaging across 863 participants suggests something bigger. Parkinson’s may involve a whole body control system in the brain called the Somato-Cognitive Action Network (SCAN). Researchers found that deep brain regions like the substantia nigra become overconnected to this network. Treatments that work, like levodopa and deep-brain stimulation, seem to improve symptoms by normalizing this hyperconnectivity. In a small clinical trial, patients who received magnetic stimulation targeting the SCAN improved twice as much as those treated at traditional limb motor areas. This suggests Parkinson’s might not just be a movement disorder of isolated regions. It may be a network disorder of whole body control. Early results, but a fascinating shift in how we may treat the disease.
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How to maximize networking at #AANAM using the AAN Conferences App @AANmember 🤝🧵👇
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this can't be the same brain that passed step 1
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Please join @AANmember and @SfNtweets in our joint effort to support the future of #neuroscience research 🔬 🧠 🧬 There is no cures without science — so join us to learn how clinicians, researchers & the public can take meaningful action in support of #science ✅ #AANadvocacy
Why does federal funding for #neuroscience matter—and how can it benefit you? @AANmember will explore these questions and more in a free webinar cohosted with @SFNtweets on March 30 at 1:00 p.m. EDT. Register now: hubs.la/Q045r1FZ0
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I just want to talk to whoever approved this design.
The Circle of Willis is actually a Roundabout of Willis. Yes, there is a circle, but there are vessels branching off of it without a disruption in blood flow, similar to traffic making its way onto and off of a roundabout. In this essay, I will —
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uworld: this diagnosis isn't likely in a patient with normal blood glucose also uworld: *never gave me the patients glucose*
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Does human consciousness rely on this tiny wisp of gray matter? Claustrum anatomy and function 🧵
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🎙️ Divine Intervention Podcasts: Must-Listen Recommendations! Are you preparing for Step 2 and looking for high-yield resources to ace your exams? Dive into these highly recommended Divine Intervention Podcast episodes, meticulously curated for your success. Here's your comprehensive list to get started on the right track: USMLE Radiology (26) Ophtholmology (36) Military Micro (236) Vaccines (250) Clutch Risk Factors 1 (37) Clutch Risk Factors 2 (97) Clutch Risk Factors 3 (184) Next Best Step (137) Updated Screening Guidelines (325) Quality & Safety/Legal Stuff (230) Transition of Care (234) Diagnostic Errors (275) Ethics (276) Palliative Care 1 (228) Palliative Care 2 (268) Medicine Shelf 1 Medicine Shelf 2 (Youtube) Medicine Shelf 3 (Youtube) Medicine Shelf 4 (Youtube) With a wealth of content spanning various topics crucial for your Step 2 preparation, these podcasts offer valuable insights and strategic guidance to excel in your exams. Remember, quality preparation is key, and these podcasts serve as an invaluable tool in your arsenal. For those interested in visual aids or prefer video content, check out the YouTube playlists for Medicine Shelf exams. Start early, stay focused, and leverage these resources to maximize your success! Happy studying! 📚 #Step2 #USMLE #DivineInterventionPodcast
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I am incredibly grateful for the support I received from the #medtwitter community! Here is my experience with #usmlestep2ck prep.
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1/🧵 Frida Kahlo's Neurology (1907-1954) Coyoacán, Mejicana | Painter | Political activist 😍Frida is one of the essential twentieth-century artistic figures 🧐Her neurological maladies influenced her creative genius (Neurology is everywhere)
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Neurology vs. Neuroscience. I'm consistently befuddled by how little these two groups talk to each other or even know anything about what the other does. If I could do one thing to improve the world I'd get every neuroscientist to spend one day a month shadowing a neurologist
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Me to patient with Calcium score >300: “If there’s one thing I learned on Twitter, it’s that your score doesn’t define you! Hope that helps bestie! 🤗🥰”
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