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Joined March 2014
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Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
🚨Another practice-changing study at #ASCO23
🌟DUO-O/@GOG 3025 demonstrates improved progression free survival in pts w/ HR deficient AND proficient advanced stage #OvarianCancer treated with durvalumab + olaparib + bevacizumab
#gyncsm #ImmunoOnc
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
An incredible experience. 30 miles of hiking with new friends. The best part: the team raised $75K for MM research! So grateful for the opportunity @GD_251
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
If you have a targeted oncology program, be prepared for investors to ask about several points: what is the level of expression of the target in (or on) tumor cells across tumor types, vs. healthy cells? Is this known at the protein level or transcript level or simply DNA...1/4
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Josh Schimmer and the ISI team have a gene therapy tracker, and I'd say the headline numbers are pretty shocking for how crowded they look. 700 programs (200 clinical) from over 170 companies. Some of these leading indications...whoa.
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Did you know that there are Olympians with migraine? It's pretty amazing that they can still compete at such a high level while working through their condition! Kudos to all athletes fighting with invisible diseases to excel in their sport! 💖J
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Seriously don't know what's crazier: massaging seems to reduce the metabolic impact of obesity, or that someone spent 9 h every day for a month massaging 36 rat bellies! 🐭 pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3396…
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Today we published a new study that shows that 1000 rivers -- not 10 -- are responsible for most of the world's ocean plastic pollution.
This changes the picture of where ocean plastic comes from.
[THREAD 🧵]
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Are you sad and angry about the surge in anti-Asian violence? Wondering if there’s something anti-racist you can do? One idea: learn how pronounce Asian names! It doesn’t have to be perfect. Just try, and it will make a difference to your Asian friends and people you meet. (1/8)
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
The mRNA vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) are kind of brilliant at a science level. I’ve had a few people in my real non-Twitter life ask me to explain how it works so I’m going to try my best here in this thread while I’m waiting for a patient to show.
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
In their natural form, the CRISPR/Cas9 genetic scissors recognise DNA from viruses, but Emmanuelle Charpentier and Jennifer Doudna – awarded this year’s #NobelPrize in Chemistry – proved that they could be controlled so that they can cut any DNA molecule at a predetermined site.
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Did you miss the #Neuralink demo provided by @ElonMusk Friday evening? Well, we have you covered regardless! What do you think about Musk's brain implant endeavor? 🧠
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Quick thread w/ some updates on where we're at w/ corona vaccines. The US govt has selected these 5 candidates for investment in manufacturing and development for faster deployment:
-Moderna
-Pfizer
-Oxford
-Merck
-Johnson and Johnson
Where in the process are these vaccines?
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
Social distance like you’re a regency couple that dare not be closer than 6 ft least you give into your feelings and embrace, thus ruining your reputation beyond repair
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
When a climate extreme event comes along, the question often arises — “did human-influenced climate change play a part?”
Rather than just relying on speculation, the science of climate event attribution has emerged to address these questions. @BOM_au ecos.csiro.au/climate-change…
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
A controlled environment + machine learning = delicious, delicious basil. And that's just the beginning. The @BostonGlobe reports on new research from @MITOpenAg that shows machine learning “can find growth recipes that are both effective and surprising.” mitsha.re/tVKr30omEHG
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
How the solar system actually travels through the galaxy.
Credit: thistimeisgreat
Gayatri Dabadghao retweeted
The new #FDA guidance on the use of #EHR data in #clinicaltrials aims to modernize and streamline clinical investigations while encouraging innovations in #HealthIT design and #interoperability standards for generating quality #RealWorldEvidence fda.gov/downloads/Drugs/Guid…