Karlhans Fru Che. BMLS, MSc, PhD’s Post

A late post it is... 📚 Thrilled to share the news about our latest publication in Elsevier Autoimmunity Reviews (Impact Factor: 13.6 🚀). Huge thanks to my co-authors and guides, Dr Mitesh Dwivedi sir and Dr. Prashant Giri, Ph.D. sir for making it happen! 🙏. The journey of unraveling the complexity of vitiligo pathogenesis has been both challenging and rewarding. Grateful for the collaborative effort! 🌐 Let's keep pushing the boundaries of knowledge together! #AutoimmunityResearch #Vitiligo #PublicationSuccess

I could write a book about what Linda Griffith has done for me in my healthcare journey. You should apply if you want to do work that matters with people who deeply care about #gynecological (not a dirty word!) health. This is #fibroids; #adenomyosis; #endometriosis; #menorrhagia and more. There is such potential here. #MITCGR #WorkWithaGenius

Another interesting article out on citizen science. More discussion on the sclerotic/bureaucratic nature of academic and industrial science. As someone who has worked in both fields, I can highly agree at the restraints on true exploration and out of the box thinking in these areas. Highly constrained ideation, pursuit of low-risk ideas, short-term time-frames. Huge push for immediate usefulness. Hence the need for more out of the box, individual scientific exploration. The article dives into this and how this approach is much easier in this day and age. https://lnkd.in/gpv_Z48u

https://lnkd.in/g_Zn2BQh = part of the approach on the purpose of GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE. FYI: It's okay if you don't agree as ethics is not the driving force in biomedical research, it is the legal avenues starting with Moore v. Regents of the University of California (1990) & Greenberg et al. v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research institute (2003). However, we look for those who think of novel ways to do things better for combating human diseases instead of the “we have always done it that way, so we will continue to do it that way” attitude creating this problem: Stage 3 and 4 #cancers are still stuck in the 1930s…and so is #ALS.   “When we catch cancer early, we knock it out three-fourths of the time. But despite having spent $250 billion on cures, state three and four patients’ chances of survival are not better today that in 1930.” Cancer & Evolution Symposium. +   “Today, ALS is diagnosed at the equivalent state of Stage 4 cancer, while our treatment measurements remain archaic.” I. Navar, Founder & CEO of EverythingALS Imagine wanting to get a second medical opinion and you are given the clinic's partner or someone who went to the same Residency/Medical School. That's not a second opinion, that's a confirmation of the first opinion...not the same thing. We are not the same thing, but if you want to help us out in some way with one of our projects, explore our website and then contact us.

A date for the diary! Can we design research so that it improves the world we live in? That is what translational research does. This session, co-designed by Taylor & Francis Group, brings together translational research experts from Science, Medicine, Social Science, Engineering to look at how research can be conducted in a way that supports positive, practical outcomes that solve challenges. #TranslationalResearch, #ResearchImpact, #ResearchPolicy

🔬 The research YOU help fund is changing the landscape of #Duchenne #musculardystrophy. That means changing lives! Join us online this Thursday, January 25, at 7 p.m. ET to learn about this year’s research grant award winners and how their science aims to transform the future of this disease: https://bit.ly/3tKELtS.

https://lnkd.in/g_Zn2BQh = part of the approach on the purpose of GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE. FYI: It's okay if you don't agree as ethics is not the driving force in biomedical research, it is the legal avenues starting with Moore v. Regents of the University of California (1990) & Greenberg et al. v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research institute (2003). However, we look for those who think of novel ways to do things better for combating human diseases instead of the “we have always done it that way, so we will continue to do it that way” attitude creating this problem: Stage 3 and 4 #cancers are still stuck in the 1930s…and so is #ALS.   “When we catch cancer early, we knock it out three-fourths of the time. But despite having spent $250 billion on cures, state three and four patients’ chances of survival are not better today that in 1930.” Cancer & Evolution Symposium. +   “Today, ALS is diagnosed at the equivalent state of Stage 4 cancer, while our treatment measurements remain archaic.” I. Navar, Founder & CEO of EverythingALS Imagine wanting to get a second medical opinion and you are given the clinic's partner or someone who went to the same Residency/Medical School. That's not a second opinion, that's a confirmation of the first opinion...not the same thing. We are not the same thing, but if you want to help us out in some way with one of our projects, explore our website and then contact us.

https://lnkd.in/g_Zn2BQh = part of the approach on the purpose of GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE. FYI: It's okay if you don't agree as ethics is not the driving force in biomedical research, it is the legal avenues starting with Moore v. Regents of the University of California (1990) & Greenberg et al. v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research institute (2003). However, we look for those who think of novel ways to do things better for combating human diseases instead of the “we have always done it that way, so we will continue to do it that way” attitude creating this problem: Stage 3 and 4 #cancers are still stuck in the 1930s…and so is #ALS.   “When we catch cancer early, we knock it out three-fourths of the time. But despite having spent $250 billion on cures, state three and four patients’ chances of survival are not better today that in 1930.” Cancer & Evolution Symposium. +   “Today, ALS is diagnosed at the equivalent state of Stage 4 cancer, while our treatment measurements remain archaic.” I. Navar, Founder & CEO of EverythingALS Imagine wanting to get a second medical opinion and you are given the clinic's partner or someone who went to the same Residency/Medical School. That's not a second opinion, that's a confirmation of the first opinion...not the same thing. We are not the same thing, but if you want to help us out in some way with one of our projects, explore our website and then contact us.

https://lnkd.in/g_Zn2BQh = part of the approach on the purpose of GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE. FYI: It's okay if you don't agree as ethics is not the driving force in biomedical research, it is the legal avenues starting with Moore v. Regents of the University of California (1990) & Greenberg et al. v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research institute (2003). However, we look for those who think of novel ways to do things better for combating human diseases instead of the “we have always done it that way, so we will continue to do it that way” attitude creating this problem: Stage 3 and 4 #cancers are still stuck in the 1930s…and so is #ALS.   “When we catch cancer early, we knock it out three-fourths of the time. But despite having spent $250 billion on cures, state three and four patients’ chances of survival are not better today that in 1930.” Cancer & Evolution Symposium. +   “Today, ALS is diagnosed at the equivalent state of Stage 4 cancer, while our treatment measurements remain archaic.” I. Navar, Founder & CEO of EverythingALS Imagine wanting to get a second medical opinion and you are given the clinic's partner or someone who went to the same Residency/Medical School. That's not a second opinion, that's a confirmation of the first opinion...not the same thing. We are not the same thing, but if you want to help us out in some way with one of our projects, explore our website and then contact us.  

https://lnkd.in/g_Zn2BQh = part of the approach on the purpose of GLOBAL HEALTH SCIENCE INSTITUTE. FYI: It's okay if you don't agree as ethics is not the driving force in biomedical research, it is the legal avenues starting with Moore v. Regents of the University of California (1990) & Greenberg et al. v. Miami Children’s Hospital Research institute (2003). However, we look for those who think of novel ways to do things better for combating human diseases instead of the “we have always done it that way, so we will continue to do it that way” attitude creating this problem: Stage 3 and 4 #cancers are still stuck in the 1930s…and so is #ALS.   “When we catch cancer early, we knock it out three-fourths of the time. But despite having spent $250 billion on cures, state three and four patients’ chances of survival are not better today that in 1930.” Cancer & Evolution Symposium. +   “Today, ALS is diagnosed at the equivalent state of Stage 4 cancer, while our treatment measurements remain archaic.” I. Navar, Founder & CEO of EverythingALS Imagine wanting to get a second medical opinion and you are given the clinic's partner or someone who went to the same Residency/Medical School. That's not a second opinion, that's a confirmation of the first opinion...not the same thing. We are not the same thing, but if you want to help us out in some way with one of our projects, explore our website and then contact us.