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Multimedia platform bringing you the latest in Medical Education. Created by: @tponsky Editors: @EmGooteeMD, Ramy Shaaban
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    Aug 13, 2025
    🔥 The updates you asked for are here! Update or download the new StayCurrentMD app now—faster, smarter, and built for you.📲 #some4pedsurg #StayCurrentMD #MedicalEducation #BestPractice #ClinicalUpdates #AppLaunch #MedEd #SurgeonLife #InnovationInMedicine
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    Pediatric renal tumors require 4 specialties. Cincinnati Children's is putting them all in one room — Sept 29. Register: globalcastmd.com/wp-admin/admin… #SoMe4PedSurg #PedSurg Made possible by @CincyChildrens
    An event flyer with a purple background titled "Clinical & Research Update: Renal Tumors."

The text reads:
"A Case-Based Discussion with Drs. Ethan Smith, Lindsay Haacker, Michael Daugherty, & Meera Kotagal."
"Sept. 29, 2026, 1:00 - 3:00 PM EST."

The flyer lists event topics:
* Advances in systemic therapy
* Multidisciplinary approach to management of bilateral tumors
* Use of minimally invasive approaches to renal tumor surgery
* ERAS - improving recovery from surgery

Four circular headshots feature the speakers with their names and titles:
* Ethan Smith, MD, Associate Professor, UC Department of Radiology
* Lindsay Haacker, MD, Assistant Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics
* Michael R. Daugherty, MD, MHI, Urologist, Division of Urology, Director, Healthy Bladder Clinic, Assistant Professor, UC Department of Surgery
* Meera Kotagal, MD, MPH, Pediatric Surgeon, Division of Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgery

The Cincinnati Children's logo is in the bottom right corner.
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    11h
    Weight regain. Underused guidelines. Medications and trials. SCOPeS Virtual Broadcast — Sept 2, 2026, 9 a.m. CST. Register: globalcastmd.com/wp-admin/admin… #SoMe4PedSurg #PedSurg @LurieChildrens
    An event flyer for the Surgical Care of Obesity in Pediatrics Symposium (SCOPeS) Virtual Encore, scheduled for September 2nd, 2026, at 9 a.m. CST. The background is solid blue.

At the top left, the topic is stated in bold white text: "Topic: After the Honeymoon: Tackling Weight Regain." 

To the left, a circular headshot shows Caren Mangarelli, MD, MS, a smiling woman with shoulder-length gray hair. Her title reads: "Speaker: Caren Mangarelli, MD, MS; Attending Physician, Advanced General Pediatrics and Primary Care, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital."

On the right, a darker blue panel is labeled "Moderators" and features two circular headshots:
1. Jaime Moore, MD, MPH: a smiling woman with dark hair tied back. Her title reads: "Assistant Professor Department of Pediatrics, Section of Nutrition, University of Colorado Anschutz."
2. Jeffrey Zitsman, MD: a man wearing glasses and a suit jacket. His title reads: "Professor of Surgery, Columbia University Department of Surgery."
    An event flyer on a blue background for the "Surgical Care of Obesity in Pediatrics Symposium (SCOPeS) Virtual Encore," scheduled for September 2nd, 2026, at 9 a.m. CST. 

The topic is "Guidelines Exist; So Why Aren't We Using Them?"

Speakers:
- Caren Mangarelli, MD, MS: Attending Physician, Advanced General Pediatrics and Primary Care, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital.
- Elissa Williams, MS, APRN, CPNP-PC, CBN: Pediatric Obesity Management Nurse Practitioner; Certified Bariatric Nurse, Divisions of Pediatric Surgery and Academic General Pediatrics, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital.

Moderators:
- Stephanie Walsh, MD, MS, FAAP, DABOM: CEO and Founder, Bright Path Family Health.
- Mark L. Wulkan, MD, FACS, FAAP: Pediatric Surgeon, Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Circular headshots accompany each name.
    An event flyer on a blue background. 

At the top right, a grey box states: "Surgical Care of Obesity in Pediatrics Symposium (SCOPeS) Virtual Encore" with the date "September 2nd, 2026 | 9 a.m. CST". 

At the top left, the topic is listed as: "Intersection of Care and Science: Medications for Obesity & Current Clinical Trials". 

Below the topic is a circular headshot of the speaker: "Justin Ryder, PhD", Vice Chair of Research, Department of Surgery, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital. 

On the right side, under "Moderators," are headshots and details for:
- "Lindel C.K. Dewberry MD MSCS FACS", Assistant Professor of Surgery, Golisano Children’s at the University of Kentucky.
- "Aimee G. Kim, MD, FAAP, FACS (she/her)", Assistant Professor of Surgery, Children’s Hospital of Los Angeles | Division of Pediatric Surgery.
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    Aug 24
    Broken ribs. Precocious puberty. Both can be the first sign of hepatoblastoma — before any mass is felt. Dr. Katherine Somers. To rewatch our Pediatric Liver Tumors webinar, click here: library.globalcastmd.com/video/11848?ut… #SoMe4PedSurg #PedSurg Made possible by @CincyChildrens
    An infographic on a blue background with a gold-brown border on the left side.

At the top left, a gold-brown pill-shaped button contains the text "Oncology." 
At the top right, a white box says, "Made possible by Cincinnati Children’s."

The main text on the blue background reads:
"DID YOU KNOW
Most hepatoblastomas are found the same way, a palpable mass."

Below this, a gold-brown rectangular box contains the text:
"BUT DID YOU KNOW IT CAN OCCASIONALLY SHOW UP IN SURPRISING WAYS?"

In the bottom-left corner, it says "1/4," and in the bottom-right corner, there is a white arrow pointing to the right.
    An educational graphic with a blue-to-purple gradient background, titled "THE RARE EXCEPTIONS," featuring oncology information. 

At the top left, an orange oval button reads "Oncology." At the top right, a white logo reads "Made possible by Cincinnati Children’s."

The main text reads:
"Broken bones
The tumor can weaken bone and once in a while, a fracture is what shows up first.

Early puberty
Signs of puberty far too early in a young child can be another red flag.

Both are uncommon but each has turned up as the very first clue, before anyone suspected the liver."

At the bottom left, it says "2/4," and at the bottom right, a white arrow points to the right.
    An informational graphic on a blue background. 

At the top left, an orange capsule-shaped badge reads "Oncology." At the top right, a white box reads "Made possible by Cincinnati Children's" with their logo. 

In the center, large white text enclosed in quotation marks reads: "... Precocious puberty in a Tanner Stage I patient ... that is a sign that we should consider an underlying malignancy."

Below the quote is a headshot of Katherine M. Somers, MD, a smiling woman with shoulder-length brown hair. To the right of her photo, her name and title are listed in white text: "Katherine M. Somers, MD. Member, Oncology, Cancer and Blood Diseases Institute, Assistant Professor, UC Department of Pediatrics, Cincinnati Children’s."

In the bottom left corner, "3/4" is printed in white, and a white double-right arrow is in the bottom right corner.
    An informational graphic on a blue gradient background with gold accents. 

In the top left, an orange rounded tab reads "Oncology" in white. In the top right, a white box says "Made possible by Cincinnati Children’s changing the outcome together" alongside their colorful, circular logo. 

Below a thin gold horizontal line, white text reads:
"WHY IT MATTERS
Rare but worth knowing
Almost always, it’s a mass.
But when something doesn’t add up, an unexpected clue like these can be what catches a liver tumor early."

In the bottom left corner, white text reads "4/4".
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    Aug 24
    Liquid-only pre-op diets in pediatric bariatrics may need updating. #SCOPeS: Emily Hobbs, MS, RD, LDN showed solid food + fiber preserves lean mass, similar liver reduction. Register for the Sept 2 virtual encore: globalcastmd.com/wp-admin/admin… #SoMe4PedSurg @LurieChildrens
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