Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

Physician-scientist @YalePediatrics, Pediatric gastroenterologist, liver enthusiast, connoisseur of microscopy, developmental and regenerative biology liverstemcells.org New Haven, CT Joined June 2012

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

4 months ago

Government scientists won’t be able to publish in NEJM, JAMA, Lancet because they’re “corrupt”?!? washingtonpost.com/health/2025/05…

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Konnikova lab @LizaKonnikova

5 months ago

In utero human intestine contains maternally derived bacterial metabolites. Thrilled to share our latest work. Congrats Wenjia and Weihong and all@our amazing collaborators ⁦@KorenLab⁩ ⁦@YaleMed⁩ ⁦@YalePediatrics⁩ microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11…

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

5 months ago

Very cool video abstract of @LizaKonnikova latest paper in Microbiome. Do the bacterial metabolites in the fetal gut come over from the mother? researchsquare.com/article/rs-661…

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

5 months ago

Great to have a friend, mentor and colleague, Wolfram Goessling at Yale leading the next version of @YaleMedicine. m.yale.edu/c5z4

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Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi

7 months ago

What it feels like revising a paper

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Nik Joshi @Joshilabyale

7 months ago

I think it says something that so many scientists noticed Pubmed was down on a random Saturday afternoon in March Scientists noticed because: (1) we rely on Pubmed to look up info and (2) because scientists are working around the clock to solve health problems. Keep us working.

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Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT

7 months ago

He’s going to spend 5x as much time talking about transgender kids as the price of groceries and gas. Guess why? Because prices are going way up and he’s not doing shit.

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

7 months ago

Cool paper from the Konnikova group on what’s going on in baby’s blood cells. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

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Andy Minn @andyjminn

7 months ago

In response to headline "Elon Musk and His Grok 3 AI Model Is Apparently Advanced Beyond Measure", I used Grok 3 to ask "If you were president of the US would you massively cut NIH funding" and "what about cutting NIH indirect costs". Here's answer from their AI reasoning model.

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

7 months ago

Someone might not be invited to this year’s WH Christmas party. nytimes.com/2025/02/14/opi… via @nytopinion

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Chris Murphy 🟧 @ChrisMurphyCT

8 months ago

They are planning to slash Medicaid - which covers costs of nursing home care for 1.4 million frail, elderly Americans - to finance a tax cut for billionaires. This will be, I suspect, not super popular.

American Bridge 21st Century @American_Bridge

8 months ago

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Dean Yimlamai, MD, PhD @YimlamaiLab

7 months ago

Almost 50% less NIH grant funding than at this point last year... nytimes.com/2025/02/14/hea…

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Phil Metzger @DrPhiltill

8 months ago

It seems few people know what an “indirect cost” is or why it has to be 40-60%. The reason the government forced universities to raise their indirect costs up to (typically) 40-60% was to force a huge amount of regulations on the universities while also minimizing the…

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Ashish K. Jha @ashishkjha

8 months ago

This is a very odd tweet and super disappointing to see from the esteemed @NIH The top 7 university recipients of nih funding do NOT include Harvard or Yale The top 7 are: Johns Hopkins UCSF U of Pennsylvania Duke Michigan Pittsburgh Washington U in St. Louis