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Ophthalmology Resident, @Umasschan

Joined March 2019
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Don’t let us win tonight
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
A freak baseball accident left @UConnBSB standout Connor Lane partially blind in his right eye. His vision may be impaired but his baseball hopes are not. A @MLB catching prospect before the injury, Lane is now motivated to make it as a pitcher @UConnHuskies @WTNH
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Simple one of the most exciting games of baseball I have watched in a long time
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
Bryce Harper is owed $153.23 MM over the remaining 6 years of his deal. That would give him an AAV of $25.53 MM for whatever team that acquired him. Also, has a no-trade clause and has been vocal about wanting more years. 1 OAA at 1B. Even in a “down” year, he had a 131 wRC+.
“Would I be 100% shocked if Bryce Harper got traded this offseason? No” -Joel Sherman on Pinstripe Post
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I know this might sound crazy, but people who have real direct patient care experience should own and operate our healthcare system.
Almost anyone can own a hospital ... except a physician.
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
There’s new tech that allows blind people at NBA arenas to follow the game. Amazing. (via @asfvision / TikTok)
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
Hey UNITED HEALTHCARE
I’m at a cancer treatment center getting my 27th dose of radiation. My doctor recommends 35. @UHC refuses to pay for more than 28. I’ve fought them for weeks to get full treatment approved. This is my Hail Mary to hopefully get them to reconsider.
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Walking through the hospital cafeteria the other day, I witnessed a couple that stopped me in my tracks. The woman, late 20s or early 30s, was pushing a man (who appeared healthy), around the same age, in a wheelchair. They were bantering, easy and light.
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The way she said it, the way he smiled back, it wasn’t a moment of dark humor, it was pure resilience. These were people facing a harsh reality, but they found a way to keep it light, to keep connecting, to keep living in the face of what was to come.
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It was raw, resilient, and fully human. And it was a lesson... Patients show us what it means to live, even in difficult moments, and in that, they give us an unexpected gift.
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
Twenty years ago tonight, the Red Sox lost for the last time in the 2004 postseason. We just had no idea what was coming.
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New study from #StanfordCDH finds AI-generated responses to patient messages show higher satisfaction than clinician responses. Could AI improve patient-clinician communication? @JKim_1003, @StanfordKidCMIO #HealthInformatics #AIinHealth @JAMANetworkOpen bit.ly/4h7bTzQ
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Victor R. Ambros, PhD, @UMassChan's Silverman Chair in Natural Sciences and professor of molecular medicine, has won a Nobel Prize. Media: Email [email protected] for news conference info and interview requests. #NobelPrize #BreakingNews #AdvancingTogether
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It shows that today's doctors do not want to listen to AI. Are you worried about this? Don't be. Go to your local medical school library and watch the medical students study. Every single one of them has a ChatGPT window up on their laptop.
Wow. #chatgpt4 and clinical results. Results:Doctors were given cases to diagnose, with half getting GPT-4 access to help. The control group got 73% right & the GPT-4 group 77%. GPT-4 alone got 92%. #health #llm #ai Paper: medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
The Comeback: 2004 Boston Red Sox premieres October 23. The documentary series looks back at one of the greatest comebacks in sports history — when the Boston Red Sox broke the infamous "Curse of the Bambino" and defeated their archrivals, the New York Yankees — going on to win their first World Series title in 86 years.
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Sean Teebagy, MD retweeted
no one: med students practicing wellness:
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This is awesome. Many children with glasses are told they can’t play certain sports. They are not even given the opportunity to try. To see an athlete at the top of his sport proudly wearing glasses is so important. Representation matters.
a really, really special moment as @GymnastSteve got to meet (and give pins to) a young fan with the same eye condition as him 🫶
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Still the greatest comeback in sports history.
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