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Lover of God | Storyteller of Life | 🇳🇬| @Stanford '18 | @TuftsMedSchool M.D. ‘25 | #ResearchBarbie🎀

Joined November 2023
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I was interviewed & featured in a CNN Health article. Glad I was able to share some of my thoughts & experiences as it relates to increasing diversity in the field of medicine.
Seun Adebagbo, a third-year medical student in Massachusetts, hopes to contribute to the physician work force in the United States -- where only 5.7% of doctors identify as Black. cnn.it/3KssEaV
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Medicare Part D Update: What’s the Deal with Obesity Meds? 📄 CMS just dropped its 2026 Medicare Final Rule—and guess what? ❌ Anti-Obesity Medications (AOMs) are still not covered under Part D. Despite rising demand and strong evidence for meds like semaglutide, CMS said: “CMS is also announcing that it is not finalizing three provisions from the proposed rule... including Part D Coverage of Anti-Obesity Medications (AOMs) and application to the Medicaid program.” Translation: 🧓🏽 Seniors still can’t get coverage for evidence-based obesity meds through Medicare. 💊 GLP-1s for weight management remain excluded. ⏳ Future rulemaking? Possible. But for now, it’s another no. #ObesityCare #MedicarePartD #HealthPolicy #GLP1 #Semaglutide #CMS #ObesityMedicine #HealthEquity #AccessToCare cms.gov/newsroom/fact-sheets…
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God’s promises are yes and Amen. Going to be a Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon #Blessed #Match2025
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In this Viewpoint, @jimmymcd13, @drdevirgilio, and @DrSharonLum provide recommendations for surgeons to stay active amidst demanding professional and personal commitments to help manage stress, avoid burnout, and improve overall quality of life. ja.ma/3F3uzCh
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“Medical School Admission: Beyond the Numbers” Hear from admissions deans on crafting an authentic med school application!✨ 🎉 📅 Wednesday, February 26th, 2025 📍 Register via QR Code or click the link: tinyurl.com/MSZPDiscoverMed (NOT recorded) #PremedLife #MedSchoolAdmissions
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My first in text citation … “the study by Adebagbo et al” 😭😭😭🥲 crying #ResearchBarbie
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Yale IM residency program rank list for 2025 match season posted by the program director Ranking equation according to PD is =F2:F567*100+(G2:G567^2)*50+((H2:H567)/2)^1.25+(I2:I567^1.75)*15+(J2:J567^1.75)*15+(K2:K567^1.75)*5+ L2:L567*5+ M2:M567*10+ N2:N567*10+ O2:O567*10+(P2:P567^1.75)*125+ Q2:Q567*100+R2:R567*100 I guess we can have some idea now about how a prestigious program like Yale looks at the rank list. It is important to know the type of applicants they have so you don’t waste a signal if you are not within these scales. medicine.yale.edu/news-artic…
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Opinion: In 2024, the healthcare world saw major strides in obesity treatment, HIV prevention, and schizophrenia therapies. These were the top medical breakthroughs of the year.

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For the past 3-4 years, I’ve hosted the Med School Zoom Party, a panel series designed to inspire and empower students (at all levels of training). Looking for med students & residents interested in being panelists for the 2025 panel sessions. Learn more: theprettymed.com/medschoolzo…
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Officially textbook chapter author 💁🏾‍♀️👩🏾‍⚕️🔬🤪 #ResearchBarbie
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Up to 82% of pregnant surgeons experience miscarriage, preterm delivery, and intrauterine growth restriction. Occupational hazards, including prolonged standing, physical exertion, overnight shifts, and teratogenic exposure, contribute to these risks. ja.ma/4eUXVQn
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Variability in Postoperative Nipple Sensation by Dermoglandular Pedicle in Bilateral Breast Reduction pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3930…
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Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Plastic Surgery: Where Do We Stand? Highlighting Overlooked Issues in Efforts to Improve Representation pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3901…
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The Impact of Surgical Training on Residents' Relationships and Life Choices #WorkLifeBalance #surgeryeducation #MedTwitter pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3917…
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The joy I get when I see the “Your Letter has been uploaded to ERAS” notification . . My letter writers out here making my lil ole dreams come true 🥺
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A topic near and dear to my heart
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Plastic Surgery: Where Do We Stand? Highlighting Overlooked Issues in Efforts to Improve Representation #SurgEd #MedTwitter #DiversityandInclusion #wellness
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Had the unique privilege to give my very first oral presentation at a national conference. A blessing to have genuine mentors who believe in you, support you, and nurture your intellectual curiosity. 🤗I remain grounded in my why: to improve lives. #Grateful #ResearchBarbie
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Crockett: There are those that would make some people believe because I happen to be Black and a woman that even though I can rattle off all the qualifications in the world, my blackness makes me unqualified
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