Moustafa Hamaad

@MacMillan_Lab would the postdoc be hired by princeton or by J&J?

We’re hiring a postdoc in collaboration with J&J! The position will be split between our lab and J&J’s Spring House site. We’re looking for someone with a strong chemistry background ideally with expertise in photochemistry and developing photocatalysts. jj.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/JJ/job/Spring-…

@MahaZewail He was one of a kind,

Remembering my father, Ahmed Zewail (1946–2016), Nobel laureate and pioneer of femtochemistry. An Egyptian-American scientist whose groundbreaking work changed how we see molecules. His legacy continues to inspire scientists around the world. #AhmedZewail #NobelPrize #Chemistry

@ThePhDPlace still, a PhD needs to have some milestones achieved

I don’t know who needs to hear this but your PhD doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be finished.

@YuHengLau @SydneyChemistry the links don't work

We're hiring!🚨Our lab @SydneyChemistry is looking for two new #chempostdoc for our drug discovery program: 1) Synthetic/Med Chem (small molecule hit-to-lead)🧪 usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USYD_EXT… 2) Chemical Biology (peptide inhibitors)🦠 usyd.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/USYD_EXT… Pls spread the word!🙏

@AlpacaAurelius keeping your body hydrated is a step to prevent kidney stones ,

Drinking 8 glasses of water a day came from a recommendation in 1945 with zero medical basis Chugging water all day, even when you're not thirsty, is one of the worst things you can do for your health. Too much water dilutes sodium in your blood and causes your body to excrete magnesium and potassium to balance it out, making you even more dehydrated over time.

@CastonguayAnnie @inrsciences my dissertation research had some MOFs and organic chemistry, not sure if I would fit into the organometallic criteria

***For candidates with a background in organometallic chemistry***, there is a postdoctoral position in bioorganometallic chemistry currently available in my lab @inrsciences. Interested candidates may submit their application by email at annie.castonguay@inrs.ca.

@ChemAdrian91 that clamp thought

When you've set a reaction a million times, seeing what it looks like allows you know if it worked. #RealTimeChem #PhosphorusHeterocycles

@ChemAdrian91 very true

@hizam_elqahtani الجينات لا تتغير،

@kyle_selin75806 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka my.clevelandclinic.org/health/disease…

@HamaadMoustafa @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka That’s the most insane reason for eczema that I’ve ever heard in my life.

Eczema is NOT a skin condition. It’s a gut condition showing up on the skin.

@kyle_selin75806 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka webmd.com/allergies/text…

@PhilMatthews11 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka no one should take or seek a solution, the only solution is to go to a doctor for assessment,

@HamaadMoustafa @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka I'm saying nothing else I've ever taken works. No pills, no creams, nothing. So instead of putting people through hell trying to identify some obsure "cause", give them something that relieves the itching and heals the condition. If you say it is gut, then provide the solution

@PhilMatthews11 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka where did I say it is a gut condition? if an eczema is caused due to an allergen, then this is an antigen-antibody reaction inside your body, not every rash or flare on your skin is eczema, it could many things , only proper medical assement can tell

@HamaadMoustafa @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka telling people it is a 'gut' condition and then offering no guidance is absolutely worthless. You helped no one.

@PhilMatthews11 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka so you are saying that rubbing alcohol kills the bacteria , so bacteria is the cause?

@HamaadMoustafa @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka Says Drs that don't want you spending 4 bucks on a bottle to cure it. But yet, mine was cured as I have already said.

@viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka it is specifically designed for babies and young kids, give it a try. one thing, a too much clean environment promotes immunlogical diseases , there should be some dirt to boost the immunity, i know it sounds strange but it is a known fact.

@HamaadMoustafa @thegarybrecka No, I’m using homemade all natural products with 5 or less ingredients. Baby Johnson is full of red flag chemicals

@PhilMatthews11 @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka eczema is an immunlogical reaction, it is treated from the inside not the outside

@viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka I know this sounds weird but 90% rubbing alcohol. Put it on twice a day and it will stop the itching. After 2 weeks, it may crack, even bleed a little. Don't stop, it will then start healing and it goes away. You have to kill the bacteria. Try one spot if you don't believe.

@viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka it is not that the bathing product 100% natural, all bathing products have same chemicals, try to use baby johnson shampoo for bath, that one is a soft type and see how it goes

@HamaadMoustafa @thegarybrecka He only wears 100% cotton, every household cleaning and bathing product is 100% natural, no toxins

@AlicePolidoro @viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka not recommended for kids in the long term

@viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka Hydrocortisone cream works like a charm for me.

@viabilitynerd @thegarybrecka it could be possible the clothing causes eczema for him, it is contact eczema, let him wear only cotton , also sometimes household chemicals like soap and shampoo causes eczema for kids, try a very soft shampoo for him,

Our 1.5 year old son has horrible eczema, but everything in our household is organic and clean, no seed oils. He eats only whole real foods, nothing processed. Home cooked everything. Even raise our own chickens. We can’t figure it out. Beef tallow makes it way worse, but that’s the only other clue. Any ideas we should try? We’re desperate.

@hyderabaddoctor it is very unprofessional to say "she was a much better surgeon than the male surgeon" this is not something that should be ever said in public by medical practitioners. the reason she is not getting patients is clear and you stated it indirectly

One of my friend's wife is an excellent gastro surgeon. However, she struggled to get patients to operate. Majority of patients could not trust her abilities to perform a surgery with excellent outcome. This included women patients too, who would prefer a male surgeon over a female surgeon. She had to team up with a senior male surgeon in order to get cases to operate. Patients believed that the male surgeon would be operating, however, once inside the theater, my friend's wife used to take over the surgeries. As per the male surgeon, she was a much better surgeon than him. Are these biases common, or this case is one off?