Orthodox Christian ☦️ 🎵Wife, dog mom, SLP-freeing voices, researcher, Z-Health enthusiast @MayoClinicENT @MayoClinic, tweets = my own ≠ endorsement
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Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Redemption is real. Moses the Black is your weekend watch, now playing in theaters
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
How to write a perfect first draft (of your journal article, dissertation chapter, etc.):
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
How do anxiolytics and communication strategies affect patient anxiety and discomfort during awake laryngology procedures?
Click to read more: bit.ly/3GGsKvB
#MayoClinicENTResearch #MedTwitter #AndreaHsu @HeatherJohnsMD #IvonneArguelles #JamieOByrne @DaleEkbom @dmorbelo @drsemirrabayan
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Be kinder than necessary because everyone is fighting their war or battle and suffering losses. Live simply, love generously, care deeply for the needs of your neighbour, speak softly... And leave the rest to the Lord.
☦️ St. Luke the Surgeon
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
A huge thank you to @MayoClinicENT for being a multi-year Elite Sponsor of the Walk for Talk! Your ongoing support is making a lasting impact on raising awareness for voice conditions. We're so grateful for your partnership! #WalkForTalk #ThankYou
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Looks like biomedical researchers are increasingly using ChatGPT to write their papers.
ChatGPT overuses words like delve, intricate, tapestry and realm.
The graphs below show the frequency of these words appearing in research papers in the PubMed database.
Delve appeared
2,866 times in 2023, and
7,985 times in 2024
Intricate appeared
5661 times in 2023, and
12,595 times in 2024
This makes it the more overused than delve.
Tapestry appeared
52 times in 2023, and
110 times in 2024
Realm appeared
1,869 times in 2023, and
3,193 times in 2024
ALT Graphs showing how often the words "delve," "intricate," "tapestry," and "realm" appear in research papers in the PubMed database from 1990-2024.
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Peter Higgs believed he would be regarded as “unproductive" in today’s academia.
He simply wouldn’t be able to “survive” in science.
On his way to Stockholm to receive a Nobel Prize in 2013, he said the following in an interview:
Presenting with amazing ladies at #AShA2023 talking about #MachineLearning #AI and #SpeechPathology. Collaboration with @MayoClinic @univofkentucky and UIUC.
Excited to participate in @dysphonia_intl Walk for Talk with our @MayoClinicENT laryngology team today! Pics to come! #dysphonia #laryngealdystonia #spasmodicdysphonia
Dr Bilal is a fantastic resource and fantastic teacher! So many great tools in this course!
Want to supercharge your academic writing with AI-powered apps?
I have a complete tutorial (250+ slides) for you.
It's being used by 1900+ academics including those at Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and Stanford.
You can get it here:
efficientacademicwriter.carr…
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Sunday read.
This is hilarious. Engineers are competing who creates the worst UI on Reddit.
I think the winners are:
1/ Enter your phone number
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
"There are serious risks associated with the use of thickened liquids (TL), therefore clinicians should reconsider TL as the first and safest option for dysphagia management."
Louder for the people at the back! 👏👏👏
Congratulations to PhD student Sophia Werden Abrams on a successful poster presentation at the @Official_DRS meeting! Her study focused on the adverse effects and events associated with thickened liquids, with the goal of helping clinicians to consider their risks and benefits.
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
The Laryngology Education Foundation (LEF) @TheFallVoice is seeking new leaders to advance the LEF mission into the future. Laryngology & SLP partners encouraged to apply . Request app from me or [email protected]. Let's build, grow, improve this community we cherish.
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
And one of our chiefs and future @WiscOtoHNS laryngology fellow, Andy Bowen sharing our research looking at subglottic stenosis management and our wedge excision technique. So proud of our team ! @MayoENTresident
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Dr. Wallerius shared some exciting new data in her work studying recurrence rates with different surgical techniques for Zenker’s diverticulum
Diana Orbelo, PhD retweeted
Great talks by our residents today at the Minnesota Academy of Otolaryngology! @DanteMerlino shared some of his amazing work on implementation of HPV vaccination protocol in our clinics…
