Brooks Leitner
@brooksleitner.bsky.social
MD/PhD seeking to bridge the gap between theory and practice. Currently at PsyMed Ventures
Scientists: when’s the last time you’ve changed your mind about something in your field?
January 10, 2025 at 12:22 AM
Scientists: when’s the last time you’ve changed your mind about something in your field?
How do you translate information into health?
While advances in AI, wearables, diagnostics, EHRs, and more have enabled unprecedented access to health information, using this data to improve health remains a massive challenge.
https://buff.ly/3CSRbEs
While advances in AI, wearables, diagnostics, EHRs, and more have enabled unprecedented access to health information, using this data to improve health remains a massive challenge.
https://buff.ly/3CSRbEs
December 3, 2024 at 8:30 AM
How do you translate information into health?
While advances in AI, wearables, diagnostics, EHRs, and more have enabled unprecedented access to health information, using this data to improve health remains a massive challenge.
https://buff.ly/3CSRbEs
While advances in AI, wearables, diagnostics, EHRs, and more have enabled unprecedented access to health information, using this data to improve health remains a massive challenge.
https://buff.ly/3CSRbEs
...of potential endocrine or metabolic disruptors including antidepressants and environmental toxins, like BPA.
Strong signal for increased rigor and reproducibility regarding study of endocrine/metabolic disruptors.
Perhaps currently frontier, on the way to mainstream
Strong signal for increased rigor and reproducibility regarding study of endocrine/metabolic disruptors.
Perhaps currently frontier, on the way to mainstream
December 2, 2024 at 4:36 PM
...of potential endocrine or metabolic disruptors including antidepressants and environmental toxins, like BPA.
Strong signal for increased rigor and reproducibility regarding study of endocrine/metabolic disruptors.
Perhaps currently frontier, on the way to mainstream
Strong signal for increased rigor and reproducibility regarding study of endocrine/metabolic disruptors.
Perhaps currently frontier, on the way to mainstream
New definitions for “Metabolic Disruptors” out in Nature Reviews Endocrinology.
The authors (largely representing academic departments of environmental health, but also AstraZeneca and the EPA) lay out 12 key characteristics detailing mechanistic underpinnings...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
The authors (largely representing academic departments of environmental health, but also AstraZeneca and the EPA) lay out 12 key characteristics detailing mechanistic underpinnings...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Consensus on the key characteristics of metabolism disruptors - Nature Reviews Endocrinology
This Consensus Statement uses available mechanistic knowledge on pharmaceutical, chemical, physical and biological agents to identify the key characteristics (KCs) of metabolism-disrupting agents (MDA...
www.nature.com
December 2, 2024 at 4:36 PM
New definitions for “Metabolic Disruptors” out in Nature Reviews Endocrinology.
The authors (largely representing academic departments of environmental health, but also AstraZeneca and the EPA) lay out 12 key characteristics detailing mechanistic underpinnings...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...
The authors (largely representing academic departments of environmental health, but also AstraZeneca and the EPA) lay out 12 key characteristics detailing mechanistic underpinnings...
www.nature.com/articles/s41...