Chief of Abd Imaging @the_BMC, Assoc Prof @BUMedicine, Adj Assoc Prof @BrownMedicine, & father of the 2 cutest rascals ever.

Boston, MA
Joined June 2008
See the link below for one of the TV spots I did for #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth. Thanks to the @RadiologyACR & Colon Cancer Committee for getting me involved! #ReturnToCare & get screened! #VirtualCT #CTColonography @SocAbdRadiology @SARDFPRECTAL ow.ly/rzcv50EaxbT
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CT colonography is a safe and effective screening test in detection and prevention of colorectal cancer, but successful implementation requires active radiologist engagement. @MichioTayaMD @UWiscRadiology bit.ly/4jQryra
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A recording of my Medality talk on Diffuse Liver Disease for anyone who is interested and missed it: #foamed #bodymri medality.com/course/radiolog…
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This week, Dr. Chang will review the imaging features of diffuse liver disease and how to recognize patterns associated with common hepatic conditions. He’ll walk through how he interprets findings across modalities using diagnostic clues. Register: bit.ly/4xFXQby
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A Timely Update and Call to Action For Screening CT Colonography (Virtual Colonoscopy) Our invited commentary on Drs. Taya, Pickhardt, Lee, & Kim's excellent review and update on CTC! @JudyYeeMD @RadioGraphics @dkim_uw pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/rg…
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An annoying feature of @ChatGPT for Clinicians is its refusal to do any arithmetic related to a medical question, not present in the free consumer version.
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Here is the radiology squeeze in one graph: From 2013 to 2023, diagnostic radiologists produced 35% more work RVUs. Real pay per RVU fell 27%. Incomes didn’t collapse. We ran faster. And, increasingly, we offered less. Every specialty has a version of this. Radiology’s is worse for one simple reason: our work became portable. The market put it out to bid. We bid against each other. Some of this was done to us. Some of it we signed.
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Our Review of C-RADS has just been published in @Cancer_Imaging! Strong work, co-authors Emily Calabria, Maha Ahmed, and Courtney Moreno! The CT Colonography Radiology and Data System: History, Updates, and Future Directions link.springer.com/article/10… @BURadiology @RadiologyACR
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I’m pleased to have contributed to the #ACRCPI GI 2026. Improve your understanding of GI coverage across hepatobiliary, pancreas, and bowel with iconic imaging signs that reinforce rapid pattern recognition. Learn more. bit.ly/4qHKpGw
🆕 Earn 10 CME with the #ACRCPI Gastrointestinal Tract Radiology Module 2026! This high-yield module focuses on a multimodality approach with emphasis on CT, supported by MR, US, and fluoroscopy. Designed for busy radiologists and trainees. Learn more: bit.ly/4qHKpGw
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No chance radiologists get replaced. A model is outdated the minute it is released. Model usage costs money. A lot more than a radiologist. Medicine is a business. Putting together AI with domain knowledge is complex. When it can be the difference between life and death, who do you want building it and using it ? People forget that using AI and trying to get accurate answers is a skill that will need to be taught in med school AI won't replace radiologists. But every radiologist will use AI
Replying to @mcuban
Very soon in some states you will go get a blood test paid by insurance with no prescription and the AI will just auto prescribe drugs for you based on the results
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Sneak Peak of LIRADS 2026 (not official/do not use YET) overall great talk by Dr. Heiken and Dr. Sirlin on LIRADS updates worth every minute.. if you're short on time then min33-40 covers major 2026 updates thank you @YashantAswani for sharing this important update/talk youtu.be/M_qAli-ar-c?si=gyTM…
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My 6th Pan-Mass Challenge with @TeamFearNothing is finished and in the record books! Thank you to all who supported us in our fight against colorectal cancer with @KimmieNgMD and @DanaFarber! It’s not too late to still contribute! profile.pmc.org/kc0466 – at Provincetown, MA
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3 days left until I ride 160 miles for the @PanMass Challenge to support colorectal cancer research and help @KimmieNgMD solve the mystery of why it’s affecting younger and younger patients and how best to treat & prevent it! You can support us here: profile.pmc.org/kc0466
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Academic medicine has a branding problem among our students and trainees jacr.org/article/S1546-1440(…
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Less than 2 weeks left to support my 160-mile charity ride to help fight colorectal cancer with @PanMass Challenge, @TeamFearNothing, and @KimmieNgMD! Click here to support my ride! donate.pmc.org/KC0466
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Extremely proud of our new paper in @CD_AACR that shows the immunomodulatory potential of vitamin D in #ColonCancer in a randomized trial. Co-led by @Andress84886647 & @jonathan_nowak with help from @JThalappillil & many others. @DanaFarber @DanaFarberNews
Now online: Impact of vitamin D on the colon cancer immune microenvironment: results of a randomized clinical trial of preoperative vitamin D supplementation in patients with stage I-III colon cancer doi.org/10.1158/2159-8290.CD…
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It’s a strange phenomenon. Radiologists sitting in lowest percentile on production are so often the ones causing harm and patient stress by overcalling all day long. Same readers who later send you a supposed miss in retrospect, a case that was never prospectively callable to begin with. But their overcalls are a dime a dozen and nobody cares. No penalty. No retribution. When I get that feedback I want to send back a 7 page log of their overcalls and point out many are just as significant, or more, than supposed miss. These are also frequently biggest cherry pickers, skimming for fast easy studies and leaving hard cases to rot. They offload that risk onto whoever is conscientious enough to pick it up, then critique that person when something gets missed. Person who left case on list grades person who actually read it. you know who you are.
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