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Inna Gong retweeted
3 Oct 2025
‘Raise the Bar’, a Canadian intervention to combat disparities in the recognition and management of iron deficiency: Development of the intervention, feasibility and implementation
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Inna Gong retweeted
18 Sep 2024
Always good to see negative trials published. RGDP with ibrutinib no better (in terms of overall response) and more toxic (more bacterial & fungal infns) compared with RGDP in rr DLBCL. #lymsm
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Inna Gong retweeted
4 Sep 2024
Thank you @OntarioHealthOH OLMP, thank you @Dynacare, thank you @LifeLabs, thank you AlphaLabs, thank you @UofT, thank you to all members of ‘Raise the Bar’. This is a big step forward for Ontario and for 🇨🇦 Canada in promoting health equity for ppl with iron deficiency. 💥
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Now out in @JNCI_Now! In a large cohort of pts with DLBCL, coexisting mental disorders were associated with all-cause and lymphoma-specific mortality, particularly those with postdiagnosis mental disorders. Study by @igong26 al @UofT Read more here: doi.org/10.1093/jnci/djad149
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Inna Gong retweeted
29 Dec 2022
Vaccinated cancer pts had higher risk of breakthrough COVID-19 infection & poor outcomes incl. hospitalization & death, compared to controls without cancer, especially for those w/hematologic cancer or on active chemo. Third vaccine dose reduced this risk. ja.ma/3GqObhN
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Inna Gong retweeted
30 Mar 2022
I'm thrilled and thankful for the support from #Royal_College for this project! My goal is to make learning environments more just & equitable for trainees at a structural level, which will hopefully contribute downstream to better patient care
29 Mar 2022
Bravo to Justin Lam, FRCPC at @thewilsoncentre, one of our 2022 recipients of the Robert Maudsley Fellowship for Studies in Medical Education. He’ll be exploring discrimination in medical learning environments: ow.ly/jBhP50IkQr0 #MedEd @jthlam @thorsley_handle 3/4
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Inna Gong retweeted
9 Jan 2022
🦠 Self or family is COVID
💻 Navigating virtual school
📑 Struggling with remote work
👩🏽🤝👩🏿 Feeling extremely isolated
🚫 Missing out on life events
Treat everyone like all of the above are true. Be the compassion we all need right now. THAT is productive.
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Happy to share our study aggregating COVID19 vaccine response in heme cancer. Thank you @abivije @MattCheungMD @LisaHicksMD and Stephen Betschel! Bottom line: lymphoid cancers, esp recent anti-CD20 Tx dramatically lower response
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Inna Gong retweeted
19 Dec 2021
IMO we have reached the point in Ontario when pub hlth cannot meaningfully contact trace all positive cases - due to testing delays and overwhelming numbers. But that doesn't mean contact tracing has to stop. It's time to empower each other.
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It is worth mentioning from an MD standpoint, the academic hospitals really run on the strength of our residents.
And the holidays are always a vulnerable time as we operate with half of our usual complement as everyone is given well-deserved, much needed time off.
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Inna Gong retweeted
27 Oct 2020
A recent @igong26 @LorraineLipsc17 @ICESOntario study shows that among older adults, levothyroxine at doses >0.075 mg/day is associated w an increased risk of atrial fibrillation. No association was found b/w levothyroxine exposure and ischemic #stroke. endocrinologyadvisor.com/hom…
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Inna Gong retweeted
28 Apr 2020
I decided not to live away from my family while working on the inpatient wards because it appears that #COVID19 medicine is going to be here for a while. It’s part of my cognitive shift — a move from avoiding the pandemic to living with it.
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Inna Gong retweeted
9 Apr 2020
Reality for HCPs caring for pts with covid who have small children: No school, (sometimes both) parents working in hospital, grandparents need to be off limits, emergency nanny quit because of our work. It's a high price being paid not only by HCPs, but our kids too
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Inna Gong retweeted
29 Aug 2019
Motherhood during residency is stressful enough without having to wander the hospital hallways looking for a private room to pump or worry that a colleague has inadvertently drunk or disposed of your breast milk from the communal fridge. Happy to see this call to action!
28 Aug 2019
Call to Action: Universal Policy to Support Residents and Fellows Who Are Breastfeeding: Normalizing and respecting the most basic human need of breastfeeding should be a priority in every workplace, including our own bit.ly/2Zn5lsC @HelenMJohnsonMD @RSnyder_MD #MedEd
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Inna Gong retweeted
25 Jul 2018
Introducing the “The Hepatologist’s CBC”
A #cirrhosis #tweetorial all about the platelet
Aims:
- Identify cirrhosis based on blood tests-
- Understand why platelets are low in #cirrhosis
- Describe the plt’s role in the #cirrhotic #coagulopathy
#livertwitter
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Inna Gong retweeted
10 Jul 2018
A celebration of paracentesis: a QI #Tweetorial
For all my twitter friends who care for inpatients with #cirrhosis
Take home messages: paras for all, FFP for none
Keywords: #SBP and the #cirrhotic #coagulopathy
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Inna Gong retweeted
25 Jun 2018
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Why does normal saline (NS) contain 154 mEq of sodium per liter if a normal serum sodium is ~140 mEq/L?
This has bugged me for YEARS.
I’ll do my best to explain a potential reason below. As always, I’d love to hear from others, either confirming or refuting what follows…
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Inna Gong retweeted
11 Oct 2017
Good framework to understand readmissions #meded x.com/medicalaxioms/status/9…
9 Oct 2017
Five themes contributing to readmission: (1) therapeutic misalignment; (2) accountability; (3) social fragility; (4) access failures; and (5) disease behavior.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2878…
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