
Chris van Eyck
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1 week ago |
opmed.doximity.com | Sachin J Shah |Naveen Kumar Reddy |Jordan Frey |Chris van Eyck
“Hope.” That’s what the 74-year-old veteran told me when he was approved to receive lecanemab, a groundbreaking new therapy for Alzheimer’s disease. “I feel like I have it again.” As a neurologist and founding member of the San Francisco VA’s Advanced Alzheimer’s Therapeutics group, I’ve found that moments like this capture both the promise and peril medical innovations bring to my patients. With the advent of these therapies, I can finally offer something essential to my patients: optimism.
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2 months ago |
opmed.doximity.com | Chris van Eyck |Sarah Kim |Aditya Jain |Devika Rao
Every new administration brings with it broad, sweeping changes that affect us and our patients. As much as we like to separate politics and medicine, they are related. Politics affect our private lives, and our feelings about them can carry over to our professions. We are human, fallible, and imperfect.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
opmed.doximity.com | Neal Kaushal |Michael Kirsch |Chris van Eyck
Leadership Skills Matter in MedicineI will never forget the time as a first-year medical student that the dean of my medical school called me into his office, looked me in the eye, and said, “Neal, you’re crazy.”During that time, the medical school curriculum was being revamped from the ground up. The leaders of the “curriculum committee” included school of medicine professors, clinical faculty, and the dean. But, there were no medical students.
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Feb 27, 2025 |
opmed.doximity.com | Joy Westerman |Emily Johnson |Michael Kirsch |Chris van Eyck
In 2024, Op-Med published more than 400 essays from Doximity members, who shared the good, the bad, the sad, the funny, and everything else that comes with working in medicine. It is from this group of writers that we bring you this year’s winners of the Op-Med Awards.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
opmed.doximity.com | Douglas I. Katz |Emily Johnson |Zachary G Schwam |Chris van Eyck
Challenging Cases, 'Dumb' AI, and Old Friends: Musings on the 2024 RSNA’s Annual MeetingIt was again — to borrow a term from my son’s favorite author, Dav Pilkey — a ‘supa’ busy week at the 2024 annual Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) meeting. The conference was held, as usual, in Chicago at McCormick Place, starting the Sunday after Thanksgiving.
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