Scott Cameron, MD, PhD

Tired of getting flats with Swiss rims. We’ll see if the Mavic rims fair better. Bike VeloSano.

Father’s Day gift from Edelyn who is a superstar PhD student in our lab at @clevelandclinic.bsky.social I don’t think I’ve ever been so touched by such a thoughtful present.

Great work by Dr. Fahad AlKhalfan vascular med/thrombosis fellow + @DougJoseph15 Another piece of the puzzle for #Lipedema and #lymphedema. Metabalome of lipedema surprisingly similar to age- and BMI-matched women. Grateful to @LipedemaFndn for funding ! www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

Longitudinal testing today. Look at the wee man developing his spin kick, using his left leg no less. #NoMercy 🥋

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Team Purple at LRI today. @gbm-maestro.bsky.social #twinning

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What a competitive, and churlish show from the family ! 🏎️🏁

#ArtificialIntelligence revolutionized my clinic notes. Details in the HPI were strikingly accurate. Basically using the note to document the physical exam. More patient facing minutes and they loved it. Makes the clunky Epic pill so much easier to swallow as well. #MedEd

The sharp contrast of the beautiful city and visit to my mother and aunt in the same care home. God bless those who work on #Alzheimer’sDisease

Shout of thanks to Lizzie Bennett from @deltaairline.bsky.social for an amazing amount of emotional intelligence and professionalism. May everyone emulate her, especially DL2827 on 3/31/25 out of Chicago O’Hare

Clinically relevant clot resolution via a thromboinflammation-on-a-chip - Nature In thromboinflammation, early tissue plasminogen activator administration directly improves endothelial barrier function, prophylactic defibrotide and enoxaparin suppress microvascular thromboinflamma...

www.nature.com/articles/s41... Ex vivo modeling of thrombus resolution.

This is figure 5, which shows that aspirin promotes anti-metastatic immunity by releasing T cells from ARHGEF1-dependent suppression by TXA2.

Aspirin may enhance the immune response against cancer metastasis in mice, according to research published in Nature. The authors suggest that the findings could aid the development of effective anti-metastatic immunotherapies. https://go.nature.com/3F3GWOB 🧪

The Ph.D. to M.D. program: the seven-year mark - PubMed The Ph.D. to M.D. Program, a two-year, accelerated medical curriculum for Ph.D. scientists, has been in operation at the University of Miami for over seven years. Two hundred and nine students from a ...

Dr. Powell was a true trailblazer. She was part of the highly selective/innovative 2-year PhD-to -MD conversion program at U Miami that ran for many years. PhD Medical students went into every branch of medicine, and outperformed traditional, four year students. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/481528/

#Aspirin after #SCAD for antiplatelet Rx is perfectly fine. academic.oup.com/eurheartj/ad... www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1...

The monthly rhythm of the brain-heart connection Integrating the menstrual cycle into heart-brain research is a crucial step toward advancing sex-specific medicine and improving outcomes for female brain and body health.

Integrating the menstrual cycle into heart-brain research is a crucial step toward advancing sex-specific medicine and improving outcomes for female brain and body health, argues a new #ScienceAdvances Focus. #WomensHealth scim.ag/4bG8Lso

The lab is always asking how I always know every experiment that’s going on. Apparently I use the phrase “I’m always watching” a lot. So our lab manager thought it would be funny to buy these to watch over our PhD student and postdoctoral fellow. #LabLife 🤣🧫🔬🧬

This is figure 1, which shows the mechanism of action of cannabinoids on cardiovascular health.

A Review in Nature Reviews Cardiology discusses the influence of cannabis on cardiovascular risk factors and the effects of traditional and synthetic cannabinoids on cardiovascular health and disease. https://go.nature.com/41LWWxv 🔒

How a PhD student’s lab size affects their chance of future academic success Trainees in big research groups tend to go on to greater academic success than their small-group counterparts ― but are more likely to quit academia altogether.

www.nature.com/articles/d41.... Smaller is better.

Headlight replacement. 💡What a job that was. I think I’ll stick to things I’m good at. Thank goodness for YouTube.

Hospitalized upper extremity artery disease patients: treatment and long-term outcomes AbstractBackground and Aims. Current knowledge about upper extremity artery disease (UEAD) is scarce. This study aimed to evaluate the prevalence, treatmen

Upper extremity arterial disease and outcomes. Retrospective so significant limitations, but still thought-provoking. academic.oup.com/eurheartj/ad...

Depolymerize microtubules with colchicine. Your heart will thank you. Next, moving onto PAD and AAA… 🫀#MedEd #Colchicine www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

How blowing the whistle on the Theranos scandal transformed Erika Cheung’s career Cheung, a laboratory assistant straight from university, raised the alarm over dodgy science and a duplicitous boss.

Erika Cheung spoke with Nature about working at Theranos and how blowing the whistle on the company and Elizabeth Holmes changed her career. “I’m still in shock how much this derailed my life.” 🧪

Not a bad view before work today. Ran into my PhD student who did 9 miles. #Overachiever.

Postdocs and PhD students hit hard by Trump’s crackdown on science As US federal grants remain frozen and budget cuts loom, anxiety and fear grip early-career researchers.

The Trump administration's efforts to slash research funding have US graduate students, postdocs and other early-career scientists fearing for their careers. Some might leave the country -- or abandon research altogether.

https://go.nature.com/43ao2zq

Your brain is full of microplastics: are they harming you? Plastics have infiltrated every recess of the planet, including your lungs, kidneys and other sensitive organs. Scientists are scrambling to understand their effects on health.

Plastics have infiltrated every recess of the planet, including your lungs, kidneys and other sensitive organs. Nature reports on the work scientists are doing to understand their effects on your health. 🧪

A plant with a growth mindset. This was a gift from a superstar medical student who was a past mentee. It occurred to me that giving a plant as a gift is incredibly meaningful and allows you to remember people of past more often.

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