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My Father’s Hands - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)
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My Father’s Hands - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

I believe without a doubt that we all have a path in life. In that respect, my career as a surgeon was inevitable. But as far as this worldly life is concerned, it’s fair to say that I chose the field of surgery in large part because of my father’s hands. My father’s hands. Big, … The post My Father’s Hands appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).Read Article

Surgical Endurance - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

Mid-sentence I grabbed the Thompson retractor as my body instinctively protected itself from falling as my subconsciousness hit the off button and I fell asleep standing. It was a living donor liver transplant that I had scrubbed into to assist. I quickly brought myself to attention, naively thinking no one had noticed. I was thankfully … The post Surgical Endurance appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).United States · United StatesRead Article

AASM Congratulates Top JCSM Reviewers of 2024

The American Academy of Sleep Medicine congratulates Douglas E. Moul, MD, MPH, who was named the 2025 recipient of the Beacon Award for Excellence in Peer Review, which recognizes one individual whose contributions stand above all others for their work as a manuscript reviewer for the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine. The AASM also congratulates the seven recipients of the Pathfinder Award for Distinguished Reviewers, which recognizes manuscri…United States · United StatesSee the Story

Congratulations to the 2025 Best AAS Manuscript Award Recipients! - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Best Overall Manuscript by an AAS Member and Best Manuscript by an AAS Resident or Fellow. Congratulations to you both! Bio Latest Posts AAS Office Latest posts by AAS Office (see all) Congratulations to the 2025 Best AAS Manuscript Award Recipients! - June 2, 2025 New …Read Article

Connection, not exception: a subspecialist’s case for the AAS - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

It’s easy to assume that once you choose a subspecialty, you’ve chosen your academic identity too. But for me, as a transplant surgeon, it’s been just the opposite. The more specific my clinical and research work became, the more I needed a broader academic home. I’ve been part of the AAS since medical school, and … The post Connection, not exception: a subspecialist’s case for the AAS appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).Read Article

Legendary Translational Surgeon Scientists Part I: Transplantation - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

Basic and translational surgeon scientists are a rare breed. We are frequently arguing for our relevance and place in the fast-paced world of cutting-edge clinical care and laboratory biomedical research. As we think about the merits of the pathway, what better way to seek inspiration then to look to our predecessors, the legends of translational … The post Legendary Translational Surgeon Scientists Part I: Transplantation appeared first on Asso…Read Article

Running Through It All - Association for Academic Surgery (AAS)

Saucony Ride 17: As she pulls me over her foot, I wonder, “how fast are we going today?” I am hoping to pick up the pace and feel that sense of flying. However, after hastily slipping me on, we are out the door without even so much as a dynamic stretch. From the moment she … The post Running Through It All appeared first on Association for Academic Surgery (AAS).HealthRead Article

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