•María Teresa Villanueva•

¿Cuándo elegir semaglutida y cuándo tirzepatida? La EASO acaba de actualizar su algoritmo con evidencia hasta noviembre 2025 📊 @EASOobesity Spoiler: depende del objetivo clínico. No es solo pérdida de peso. 🔗 @NatureMedicine nature.com/articles/s4159… #ECO2026

Metformin, one of the most commonly prescribed drugs, was thought to work via the liver. Check that. It's primarily through the gut. @NatMetabolism nature.com/articles/s4225…

@WackNinja22 @yvessirae Their life ruined? Really? I thought they made them presidents and things like that - regardless of whether the accusation is true or false

@yvessirae Not true. But also, you have to understand that you ladies have ruined it for yourselves with false accusations that will ruin a man's life, and when found to be false, the woman faces 0 consequences, but the man still has his life ruined.

When a woman talks about abuse, some men immediately say: "What about false accusations?" Notice how the empathy first goes to imaginary innocent men and not the real victims? That reflex says a lot.

Dr Branwald 🖤 qepd

@Fly_Sistah The great thing about this, is that it's true. The rapists know its true. So they can't really do anything about it.

Para cuando alguien diga que exageramos 😪

Imagina dónde estamos para que un Papa, UN PAPA, sea catalogado de peligroso líder de izquierda que debería aprender más teología. UN PAPA.

Dear friends: I don’t know any Catholic in the United States, from the most traditional to the most progressive, who does not have strong feelings about the comments from President Trump and Vice President Vance about Pope Leo XIV. These include not only President Trump’s initial disrespectful Truth Social post about the Holy Father, but also Vice President Vance’s similarly disrespectful comments about Pope Leo having to be “careful” when he speaks about theology. Let me share some of my own feelings. First of all, it is shocking that a President and Vice President would treat such a good, holy and learned man with such disdain. Imagine telling a man with the Holy Father’s learning and experience (and authority) that he doesn’t understand theology sufficiently. What’s more, imagine attacking him as, ridiculously, “weak on crime” or somehow not understanding foreign policy. Second, I’m edified by Pope Leo’s charitable and courageous response to all this. Charitable because he has not responded in any way other than with charity and respect. As some of you may know, I know the Holy Father slightly, thanks to our being seated together at the Synod for two weeks, and know him to be a kind, reserved, discerning and highly intelligent person. In a word, holy. But courageous too: as we have seen during his time in Algeria and Cameroon, Pope Leo has not shied away from continuing to preach the Gospel, and speaking out in favor of peace (and yes, he understands St. Augustine’s concept of the “just war”) and against, as he said today, tyrants and those who would use God’s name to support violence of bloodshed. So, where will this all end? It’s hard to say. But I would imagine that now that the taboo has been broken, politicians will continue to denigrate him and thus try to persuade people, without saying it explicitly, to think that the Pope’s words do not need to be listened to. But this will be in vain for two reasons. First, Pope Leo is clearly fearless. A few hours after he was elected as pope, I spoke with a fellow Augustinian priest who had known “Bob” for decades. “He’s a great listener, very kind and much loved.” Then he paused. “But he’s no pushover.” But the main reason that the Pope’s words will be heard is less about Robert Prevost’s own many virtues but something else: the Vicar of Christ will be heard because he is preaching the Gospel. As Jesus told his disciples, “Heaven and earth may pass away, but my words will never pass away.” So, in these strange times, fear not.

No es ser woke... es tener tantito sentido común, de justicia social y de humanidad.

Every mammogram should be supported by 3 different AIs for improved detection of cancer, prevention, and risk of heart disease. At no cost to patients. My new @TheLancet essay reviews the evidence and the lack of implementation thelancet.com/journals/lance…

A new review of the GLP-1 receptor drugs @NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… surprisingly, the word inflammation only appears once, in this diagram

@DSobrevivientes Justo el "quien debería pedirlo" me dejó 💔

«...quien debería pedirlo...»

¿Prohibir el móvil en clase ha mejorado el rendimiento en los colegios de Holanda? Holanda lleva 2 años sin móviles en las aulas y descubren que los alumnos... hablan entre ellos, se concentran más y sacan mejores notas. Nadie lo vio venir. 🤯 bbc.com/news/articles/…

Es razonable incorporar la “hiperfiltración” al mapa de calor para estimar riesgos en la enfermedad renal crónica, así se contempla un evento fisiopatológico trascendental y modificable, que sería el verdadero punto de inicio patogénico Kidney Int Rep 2026 doi.org/10.1016/j.ekir…

@JonathanNefro Siempre lo he pensado, el porqué se toma la microalbuminuria y no la hiperfiltración como el primer dato de nefropatía incipiente. Saludos Dr!

Stunningly true

To mark #InternationalWomensDay, editors and board members from The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology, & Women’s Health highlight 10 advances from the past 10 years that have transformed research and care. Explore the milestones shaping women’s health today: spkl.io/6015AxQTW

It feels wrong to celebrate international women's day whilst men are getting away with the very worst sex crimes against women and girls, and also war crimes against women and girls, with seeming impunity. The only way to celebrate women's day should be by ending patriarchy.

El 8M no es una fiesta, es un recordatorio de todo lo que aún falta por hacer. La igualdad no es un regalo: es una conquista. No luchas solo por ti, luchas por las q vienen detrás. El feminismo no divide: señala una desigualdad que ya estaba ahí. Tú voz puede cambiar las cosas💜