✨ What a year it’s been! With over 100 stories shared, the CU Department of Medicine highlighted groundbreaking research, dedicated faculty, and trending topics that kept us all inspired. From cognitive health and long COVID to TikTok trends like "cortisol face," our newsroom explored it all. Here are a few of our top stories from 2024: ➡️ Signs That Cognitive Changes Are Worrisome ➡️ Why Children and Teens Should Avoid Nicotine Pouches ➡️ Exploring the Link Between Sleep and Osteoporosis Catch up on these highlights and more in our newsroom. Together, we’re transforming lives through innovative medicine. 🩺✨ https://bit.ly/3Dy99wn #CUAnschutz #CUMedicine #2024Recap #MedicalInnovation #TrendingInMedicine
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The Department of Medicine is the oldest and the largest department within the School of Medicine at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The Department's long-standing tradition of excellence in patient care, medical education, research, and community service places us among the best academic departments in the country. We are proud of our rich history of research and discovery in the basic, clinical and translational sciences and are uncompromising in our commitment to an interdependent four-part mission: -To provide outstanding medical care and support interdisciplinary programs that serve our patients -To train leaders in medicine and educate physicians in accordance with the highest professional standards -To generate new knowledge to understand disease and improve the care of our patients -To serve the community both locally and globally
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Aakriti Pandita, MD
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Empathy | Life long learning | Compassion | Equity
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From cold plunges to trendy diets, health fads are everywhere on social media. But how can you separate facts from fiction? 🤔 CU Medicine's Dr. Mohammad Bilal and Ryan Candee share expert advice on spotting harmful health misinformation - check out the full story! 🌟 https://bit.ly/3Wo1GXl #Medicine #SocialMediaTrends #TikTok
Can I Trust This Viral Health Advice? How to Know if a Social Media Trend is Good or Bad
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As Colorado welcomes the start of another epic ski season, it's crucial to prepare for more than just the slopes. 🏔️ Altitude sickness can strike even the most excited visitors, but it doesn’t have to ruin your plans. Dr. James Maloney, pulmonologist and researcher, offers expert advice on recognizing symptoms, acclimating properly, and ensuring a safe and enjoyable trip to the mountains. Whether you're a first-time skier or a seasoned snowboarder, these insights are a must-read for your next high-altitude adventure. Stay informed, stay safe, and hit the slopes with confidence! ❄️⛷️ https://bit.ly/4gHls7z
How to Deal with Altitude Sickness This Ski Season
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Is it time to make seeing your doctor part of your New Year’s resolutions? 🩺 According to Dr. Brandon Combs, associate professor in the CU Department of Medicine’s Division of General Internal Medicine, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Factors like age, health status, and family history play a big role in determining how often you should see your primary care provider. For younger, healthy adults, periodic visits may suffice, while older or more medically complex patients might benefit from annual check-ins. Discover Dr. Combs’ advice on tailoring your healthcare plan and navigating barriers like access and cost. Read more: https://bit.ly/400khuu #PrimaryCare #Medicine
How Often Should You See Your Doctor? It Depends On You
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At some point, many of us may need to find a new primary care provider. Whether it’s due to insurance changes, relocation, or a provider’s retirement, this decision requires careful thought. Dr. Mark Earnest, head of the Division of General Internal Medicine at the CU Department of Medicine, shares insights on: ✔️ Key reasons patients change providers ✔️ Why continuity of care matters ✔️ Tips for finding the right fit ✔️ What to expect during the transition If you’re considering this change, Dr. Earnest’s advice is a must-read. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gKmShL #PrimaryCare #Healthcare #Medicine
You Need a New Primary Care Provider. Now What?
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Dr. Michael McDermott has spent nearly 50 years shaping the field of endocrinology, from his time at Fitzsimons Army Medical Center to his leadership at CU Anschutz. As a nationally recognized expert, he’s improved care for diabetes and thyroid disease while mentoring the next generation of clinicians. We’re honored to highlight his dedication to innovation, patient care, and education. 🌟 https://bit.ly/4iNgxUs #Endocrinology #CUAnschutz #Medicine
Army Veteran and National Endocrinology Expert Advances Patient Care at CU
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Dr. Elena Shagisultanova is pioneering new strategies to tackle HER2-positive breast cancer. HER2-positive tumors are resilient, often adapting to targeted therapies. Dr. Shagisultanova’s research focuses on a promising triple-block approach that targets HER2, estrogen receptors, and CDK proteins to combat resistance and improve outcomes. With support from Pfizer and collaborations across the field, her work is making strides in treating early-stage breast cancer and uncovering innovative drug combinations. Learn more about her research and the hope it brings to millions living with breast cancer. 💡 https://bit.ly/3ZbKPYl. #BreastCancerAwareness #Medicine
How Combining Drugs May Be More Effective at Treating HER2-Positive Breast Cancer
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Congratulations, Fan Zhang, PhD for being awarded the Next Generation Leader by the Allen Institute! 🎉🌟
Meet our 2024 cohort of Next Generation Leaders! For the next 3 years, they will network with other rising stars, participate in professional development, and share their ideas for future research directions. The Next Generation Leaders (NGL) program at the Allen Institute recognizes and supports emerging and diverse early career researchers in bioscience. The program is designed to foster professional development, ideation, creativity, and collaboration among the NGLs, as well as support engagement between the NGLs and the Allen Institute.
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