Associate Professor of Pathology, Weill Cornell Medicine. Specializing in Urologic pathology. #gupath Opinions/views are my own.
New York, NY
Joined March 2014
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Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Pediatricians do not profit off vaccines. In fact, most pediatricians either break even or even lose money when they offer vaccines. Misleading parents about doctors' motivations puts children's health at risk and sows distrust in lifesaving vaccinations.
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Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Sometimes you just need to stand up and say something. hub.jhu.edu/2025/02/13/karen… via @HubJHU
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Big audience last night @TheUSCAP for "Morphologic Mysteries of the Stomach: Guess the Gastritis," presented by @WCMCPathology's Dr. Annika L. Windon (@AWindonMD)! #USCAP2024 #IAMUSCAP #Pathology #PathTwitter
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
🗞️@Forbes Published today!
Are we on the verge of a new drug combo for colorectal cancer?
Read more about our work on this immunotherapy called the BOT (Botensilimab).
We describe this “inside-out”🌊 wave of regression by immune cells. @TheAlexKnapp
forbes.com/sites/alexknapp/2…
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
@h_alahmadie discusses molecular characteristics of rare variants and mixed histologies #BCATT23 working group on RARE VARIANT SUBTYPES OF #BLADDERCANCER lead by @BladderCancerUS #BladderCancer
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
@FKhaniPath reviews rare #BladderCancer aggressive variants including micropapillary, plasmacytoid, & sarcomatoid, WHO updates, & treatment implications. Thanks for the @ALLIANCE_org #ICONIC trial shout out. We need help enrolling these rare variants #BCATT23 @BladderCancerUS
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
So excited to share our new paper @NatureCancer on PSMA regulation in AR-positive and AR-negative prostate cancer. Congratulations to lead author @mkbakht @DanaFarber We are grateful for many wonderful collaborators @DanaFarber_GU @PCF_Science
nature.com/articles/s43018-0…
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Having Surpassed it’s 2021 Total
#HCWvsHunger 2022 Continues TODAY thru 12/4
🍎 Donate to your Local FoodBank (find one 👉🏻): feedingamerica.org
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🍎 #PathTwitter Choose Team #HopAtTheScope 🔬🧪🧬
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Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
After a strong start in the first 48 hours #HCWvsHunger 2022
Calling on #gupath colleagues to Help Combat Hunger & Food Insecurity
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#PathTwitter Team #HopeAtTheScope 🔬🧪🧬
@Shounak_Gupta @MichelleDunno17 @SaraEWobker @LaraHarikMD - please amplify!
Calling #gupath colleagues to Join #HCWvsHunger efforts to Combat Hunger & Food Insecurity
Donate to FoodBanks: feedingamerica.org
Log Your Donation: hcwvshunger.org/how-to-donat…
Choose Team
#HopeAtTheScope 🔬🧪🧬
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
When 80% of experts that deal with this dilemma day in and day out voice an opinion against reclassification, perhaps it’s time to listen sincerely and understand the reasons why. #GUPath
GUPS members voiced their opinion on reclassifying Grade Group 1 prostate cancer as non-cancer. 81.7% opposed, 13.8% supported and 4.6% uncertain about, removing the cancer label from GG1 cancer. Read more: authors.elsevier.com/a/1g7zZ…. Thank you all for participating in this survey.
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
This year, I’ve been putting together reference letters for students. After years involved in residency and medical school selection, I’ve noticed biases in how women are talked about. Since none of us (including myself) are immune, this guide is helpful:
ALT Avoiding gender bias in women. Mention research and publications. Don’t stop now. Emphasize accomplishments not effort. We all share bias. Keep it professional. Stay away from stereotypes. Be careful raising doubt.
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Important Perspective- Editorial from Dr. Lydia Howell "Gender Disparities in Recognition Awards From Pathology Societies: What Can We Do?" academic.oup.com/ajcp/articl…
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
This is an incredible achievement with so many years of effort from so many great scientists!! We couldn't have done it without the support of our amazing institution and partners! We're exceedingly grateful for the patients who trusted us to do this important work!
.@WCMSurgery researchers have identified a link between African ancestry and triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC).
The findings could provide future treatment options for TNBC, which has the worst survival outcomes of all breast cancer types. bit.ly/3eVwCLz
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
✴️Please read our thoughts in the aftermath of Dobbs on women in Urology Workforce. ✴️
Writing this editorial for @JUrology with @Scarps_kristen was important to me, as well as therapeutic.
Abortion is health care ‼️
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
This article is very important. Nominate, advance, highlight, reward, honor, and cherish your women colleagues, trainees, mentors, mentees.
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#gupath and #pathtwitter colleagues! Please consider taking our anonymous survey investigating the current gross examination protocols for cystectomy specimens following neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Link here:
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Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
The fact that kids under 5 have still not been allowed to get the #covidvaccine feels like one of the biggest public health failures of our time.
Is anyone else SUPREMELY PISSED that we STILL don’t have a #COVIDVACCINE for our kids under 5?!??? What the heck! I mean honestly. @moderna_tx had been in for WEEKS. #ImmunizeUnder5s @ImmunizeUnder5s @DrCaliff_FDA @US_FDA @CDCDirector @CDCgov
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Associate Professor of Pathology @WCMCPathology Dr. Francesca Khani (@FKhaniPath) about to teach "#Bladder Blunders... And How to Avoid Them," @TheUSCAP #USCAP2022 #gupath #PathTwitter
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
Chris Fletcher at #USCAP22 touching on the lack of pathology exposure in med school.
A surgery resident that took a colon out at 10am & called at 4pm the same day asking where the report was.
This is a systemic problem. Pathology should be a mandatory rotation in med school.
Francesca Khani, MD retweeted
“Giving your child the vaccine keeps them safer than letting them get infected with this virus without any immunity from a vaccine.”
Dr. @SalliePermar talks to @CBSNews about the uptick in pediatric #COVID19 hospitalizations. bit.ly/3FBA6LE