Abbas Tuli MD MPH

From our earliest days, Black history has always been American history – and Black folks have profoundly shaped our American culture through music, art, literature, sports, and beyond. One month a year is not sufficient to celebrate the power of the movements and the people who have fought for the rights we enjoy today. That’s something that we have to do each and every day, as we strive to live up to their example and make sure our children and grandchildren remember their stories.

A warm welcome to our new physician, Abbas M. Tuli, M.D.! Dr. Tuli specializes in nuclear medicine. Click the link to learn more about Dr. Tuli's expertise: loom.ly/kScbNKg

UCSF, UCLA partner for PSMA PET conference sbne.ws/r/OlKa

In 2021: Only 18 of 54 African countries had a diagnostic radiology residency training program (yellow). Only 5 had a radiology subspecialty (Fellowship) training program (green). (Need 2023 updates from #Zambia, #Malawi, #Botswana ..)

We performed our first all nigerian team intra arterial chemotherapy(IAC) for retinoblastoma!!! @SIRspecialists @pairsmedia @IN_publishing slow but steady progress as se continue to head north

Let’s Stop Downplaying The Physical Abuse In African Schools citylivingwithchurchill.medium.com/lets-stop-down…

Getting ready for Ghana's first ever myocardial perfusion SPECT Imaging, thanks to the volunteers of @SNM_MI working hand-in-hand with the Korle Bu team and the grant support of @energy!

Amazing response to Pluvicto therapy. 98% decrease in PSA after only three cycles! Performance status and quality of life significantly improved. #nucmed #theranostics @RofskyMD @MountSinaiDMIR @munirghesani

Experts explain USPSTF guidance on breast cancer screening sbne.ws/r/MHHw

Bill Gates would rather pay for vaccines than travel to Mars bbc.in/3DF5yd4

📢 Calling all diagnostic radiology applicants! We look forward to meeting you at our Virtual Open House next Wednesday, 9/28, from 6-7 PM EST! Please register below to learn more about our program 👇🏼: #futureradres #whysinai

X-ray chest reported in 1964

Radiology reporting tip for #Radres Use a standardized lexicon to convey how likely something is present or not: Consistent with >90% Probable 75% Possible 50% Less Likely 25% Unlikely<10% Described in @AJR_Radiology ajronline.org/doi/full/10.22…

The most - to least - desired medical specialties in the 2022 Match, ranked by ratio of applicants to positions. (These data include only an applicant’s preferred specialty - i.e., the specialty they ranked number 1 - so multiple specialty applicants count only once.)

This patient had palpitations that were relieved by bowel movements and passing gas. It is possible for the COLON to end up in the pericardium 🤯 #MedTwitter