@holy_cross | @TuftsMedSchool | @LaheySurgery | Cook County Colorectal | @MUSCSurgery Colorectal Surgeon and General Surgery Program Director
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Colleen Donahue retweeted
The Call for Proposals for #ASCRS28 is now open!
For the first time, current ASCRS members have the opportunity to submit symposium proposals for consideration for the 2028 ASCRS Annual Scientific Meeting in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Separate from the Call for Abstracts, this opportunity invites members to help shape the educational program.
Have an innovative topic, important clinical issue, or educational concept you believe should be part of the program? This is your opportunity to bring forward new ideas and perspectives and help shape the educational experience at #ASCRS28.
🔗 Submit your proposal: bit.ly/4hYgeXE
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Single institution study of ctDNA to monitor recurrence in rectal cancer. How accurate is it? Read more in this month's #DCRJournal: bit.ly/4xFPlOr
@JohnHulseMD;
@Colleen11;
@George_Virgilio
Colleen Donahue retweeted
MUSC was just ranked SC's No. 1 hospital and cancer center by U.S News & World Report! Three Department of Surgery procedures received “high-performing” designations: Aortic Valve Surgery (Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery), Colon Cancer Surgery (Division of Colorectal Surgery), and Lung Cancer Surgery (Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery). Congratulations! musc.edu/content-hub/News/20…
Colleen Donahue retweeted
That's a wrap on our Intern Orientation! We are so glad to welcome this group of residents to the Department of Surgery!
Colleen Donahue retweeted
We are looking forward to celebrating our 2026 graduates today, and welcoming them to the Curtis P. Artz MUSC Surgical Society. Their work has made a lasting impact on our department, and we are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished. @MUSCGenSurg @MUSCVascular @ct_musc #Surgery
Colleen Donahue retweeted
You’re never too young for cancer. At just 25 years old, Hayden was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer – a powerful reminder this Cancer Survivors Month that symptoms shouldn’t be ignored at any age. Read his story: bit.ly/4mUmbqE
Colleen Donahue retweeted
The MUSC Division of Colon & Rectal Surgery showcased its national leadership at the 2026 ASCRS Annual Scientific Meeting in Tampa. Special recognition to Thomas Curran, M.D., who served as Program Chair, along with faculty Colleen Donahue, M.D., Erin Forster, M.D., Maggie Westfal, M.D., and Cyrus Feizpour, M.D. for representing MUSC on the national stage.
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Congratulations to all of our honorees at yesterday's Awards session! Each year we recognize our exceptional faculty and trainees for their outstanding educational achievements, patient care, and research.
ALT Photo collage of various Awards Day recipients.
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Another great presentation for @musccolorectal @MUSCGenSurg here in Tampa. Great job Dr. Huff! @MallorieHuff
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Two great speakers and case discussions! Starting now! Ballroom D #ASCRS2026
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students-residents.aamc.org/…
MUSC General Surgery Sub-Internship now open on VSLO.
Spend a month with us operating, growing, and getting to know our team.
A 4-week rotation with weekly conferences and hands-on experience.
Beaches, great food, and a charming city to explore! ⛵️
Come rotate with us this summer! applications opening soon! instagram.com/p/DWXFf2MiP0e/…
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Colorectal cancer is common, deadly, and preventable.
It's the 3rd most common cancer in the US, and the second leading cause of cancer-related death. About 5% of us are going to get colorectal cancer during our lifetimes.
The best tool we have to detect cancer and pre-cancerous polyps is a colonoscopy. The USPSTF recommends that screening colonoscopy start at age 45 for average-risk people, and this is covered by your insurance. If you have a family history, you need to start even earlier.
Please please please get your colonoscopy. Then, you'll never have to discover first-hand if I'm any good at my job or not.
The life you save may be your own!
@unmc
@NebraskaMed
#coloncancer
Colleen Donahue retweeted
We are United in Blue. 💙
Our community is united, working together to push for meaningful policy change in the fight against #colorectalcancer. Because no one can do this alone.
Thank you to our partners in the fight alongside us:
@ACSCAN, @AmCollegeGastro, @RadiologyACR, @AmerGastroAssn, @ASGEendoscopy, @ASCRS_1, @AMSURGcorp, Andre is an Idiot, @blackingastro, Cancer Support Community, Cheeky Charity, @CGAIGC, @ColonCancerCoal, @ColonStars, @CCAlliance, @DUDEwipes, Gastro Health, @GICAlliance, @GlobalCRC, @to_up39060, @health4americas, @NCCN, @NMQF, The Cancer Network, @NVCancer, @preventcancer, @TheRaymondOrg, @RueschCenter, @BlueHats4colons, @wunderglo, @UOAA, @YMyHealth, & Worldclass Clothing
Colleen Donahue retweeted
For National Cancer Prevention Month, we’re sharing simple steps you can take to reduce your cancer risk. Two of the most effective? Eating healthy and staying active. 🥗 Find more information on cancer prevention and screening on our website: hollingscancercenter.musc.ed…
Colleen Donahue retweeted
We’re thrilled to announce that registration is now live for the MUSC Postgraduate Course in Surgery, celebrating its 50th year! Scan the QR code to learn more!
Colleen Donahue retweeted
Snapshots from the Transplant
OR!
This year to date, we have performed 167 liver transplants, 376 kidney transplants, and 20 pancreas transplants at MUSC.
PGY3s Mallorie Huff-Fallah
& Stephany Kim featured operating together 🤝
Colleen Donahue retweeted
MUSC Surgery State of the Department, with catered iced coffee for faculty & residents! ☕️ Excellent work over the last decade by chair Dr. Baliga, excited to see what the next decade brings! #Match2026
