Waasay H. Khan

@AliZafarsays Calculate ASCVD score, if the score is higher (usually > 10%) that would indicate adding statin would be beneficial. If the ASCVD score is low don’t bother adding it.

Thank you so much Doc for sharing your valuable insight. I love learning about health and fitness and wanted to take your advice on the the following. If a 45-year-old male presented with the following profile, along with a history of chronically elevated LDL cholesterol, what would your line of action be? (Other respected doctors in the house, feel free to comment and give your feedback 🙏) HbA1c 6.0 percent hs-CRP less than 0.40 mg/L Total cholesterol 311 mg/dL Triglycerides 478 mg/dL LDL 155 mg/dL HDL 44 mg/dL Non-HDL 267 mg/dL ApoB 1.49 g/L ApoA1 1.58 g/L ApoB/ApoA1 ratio 0.9

Honored to be recognized and entrusted with the opportunity to serve as Chief Resident! @UpstateIM_Res @UpstateNews @shefali_mody @__oldwine

Upstate becomes first hospital in New York outside NYC to offer advanced atrial fibrillation ablation technology. Read more: bit.ly/4rT120V

@highonEcstasyy Once a kohatian always a kohatian

@__oldwine Cck wali tie, nice

Presenting in a Mortality and Morbidity Conference!

Excited to share that I will be delivering an oral presentation at ACC.26 in New Orleans. 🇺🇸 🎤 My talk will explore the role of GLP in aortic stenosis.Looking forward to meeting peers, colleagues, and mentors. Let's link up if u're there! #ACC26 #cardiology #glp

Corporate sector can and will do everything for profits even if it can cost people their lives and health.

@dvasishtha Just wondering why did you call them when you could use your primary care AI?

Just called the mass general Brigham new patient line to start care with a PCP. after taking down all my info and confirming my insurance they told me...no PCPs are taking new patients in any of the 7 locations in a 10 mile radius to me?! AI primary care can't come fast enough.

@rjmacleod_dev @DeryaTR_ @aran_nayebi In medicine it’s still analysing data and coming to a conclusion and applying it. if it’s coming to a conclusion which again any data analyst with a pathology book and a Google can. Would you put a data analyst in the hospital to run the medicine/Er service?

@__oldwine @DeryaTR_ @aran_nayebi What makes you think GPT-5.2 is a “mere data analyst”? It’s doing postgraduate level math and physics.

Check the models used in this paper: GPT-4o, Command R+, and Llama 3! These no longer exist and can't even remotely compare to current models! This sort of total nonsense papers (of all journals, Nature Medicine!) become the worst source of AI misinformation! This needs to stop!

@DeryaTR_ @aran_nayebi If physicians are mere data analysts like unutmaz think they are(that’s the only way and metric any AI can outperform physician). Why not just hire data analysts instead of physicians? Why don’t train residents why not CS engineers and data analysts?

@aran_nayebi GPT-5.2 Pro does not hallucinate. I trust it more than my own memory in my field.

@Papa_Heme @GhiamAlireza @EvidenceOpen It was in reply to @GhiamAlireza who mentioned in your replies “combine open evidence + any 2 LLM and its a smart resident working with you. Like seriously! 😂

@__oldwine @GhiamAlireza @EvidenceOpen Did I say any of that? I just said it’s better than UpToDate.

It pains me to say this but OpenEvidence AI is superior to UpToDate (and it’s free!) @EvidenceOpen

Did he just compare babies and a human life with a machine??????

Wait what?? My id department would just give up on me if I did this. Haha!

This same guy if he existed in the 1930s: “Your future doctor is using textbooks to pass med school so you better start eating healthy.”

#Medtwitter notice the people wanting to REPLACE (not supplement) your doctor with a chatbot are people you wouldn't let watch your pet for 5 minutes. Bear that in mind before you bandwagon the techno-nihilists.

Think AI will reduce demand for doctors? Consider this: Claude writes 100% of its own code, yet Anthropic's engineering team is exploding. We aren't looking at the end of the physicians, but the birth of Medical Orchestrators. When asked why Anthropic is still aggressively hiring, Boris Cherny, the creator of Claude Code, said: “Someone has to prompt the Claudes, talk to customers, coordinate with other teams, decide what to build next. Engineering is changing and great engineers are more important than ever.” The need for software engineers isn’t going away, but the role of an engineer is evolving. This offers a blueprint for how to think about the future physician. Even as Ambient AI evolves from scribing to assessing and ordering, this doesn’t mean health systems need fewer physicians. But it does mean that physicians will need to evolve to become “Medical Orchestrators” - doctors who can direct AI clinical agents, validate AI clinical outputs, and have good judgment on when and how AI outputs should be integrated into direct patient care - while STILL also talking to patients and dealing with the people dynamics of collaborating with the broader care team. In some ways, being an Orchestrator is not a new concept to physicians. Academic physicians experience this daily - they lead a team of fellows, residents and medical students to care for a large number of patients. In the same way that you orchestrate a team with varying levels of skill and experience, you’ll do the same managing a crew of AI clinical agents with varying levels of reliability and utility. Soon the AI scribe will be near perfect and you’ll treat it autonomously like a fellow, but AI draft orders are still in the early phases and you’ll review the output very closely, just as you would closely review the work of a 3rd year medical student. In other words, the value of a physician will increasingly shift from the ability to perform every task, to the wisdom of knowing when and how to integrate the AI output into direct patient care. Now it may feel as if AI is reducing work through all this automation, but actually, the limitations of AI in the current state will reveal the next white space that clinicians will finally have time and mental bandwidth to focus on. For decades, physicians have been unable to optimize patient care because they had been buried under doing the basic requirements for each patient. But when AI automates documentation, chart summarization, discharge summaries and paperwork, this creates bandwidth for physicians to tackle new and important challenges that AI can’t - e.g. complex care coordination, re-engineering care delivery models and making the most difficult clinical and ethical judgments for patients. Even if AI further evolves from automating administrative tasks to automating diagnosis, we will only see an explosion in demand for physicians to not only grow actual care delivery, but to play a critical role in elevating the care we deliver.

@EricMeller @ouwilkins @DutchRojas Applicable is mostly what medicine doctors do. So tell me exactly what part other than solving board questions easily does the AI can do better? It can’t even read my ECG properly

@EricMeller @ouwilkins @DutchRojas Real world Medicine is only 10 percent like text book medicine. Thats why we never evaluate a resident mere on knowledge base because it’s just a minute part of a package. Complex communications putting socioeconomic and most often taking decisions when the guidelines are not 2/3

“Going to medical school is stupid.” That’s the narrative right now. And as usual, the well-intentioned people spreading it are wrong. The jobs AI is eliminating are not in the operating room. They are in the C-suite. CEO. COO. CFO. The white-collar administrative layer that hospital systems spent decades building between the physician and the patient. AI does not need a neurosurgeon to click an EMR 97 times to place an order before a trauma procedure. AI will review the case and handle the administrative work itself. I hope the largest hospital administrators in America read this here first. Your jobs are gone. The physician’s is not. The nurses’s is not. The system spent 40 years commoditizing clinical skill and inflating administrative control. AI just inverted the value hierarchy. The hands that heal are the last ones standing.