We will always need Oslerian physicians

Great physicians are curious about their patients, and that curiosity drives them to dig deeper, writes Dr. Natasha Chida. time-magazine.visitlink.me/Z…

THE OFFICIAL RAMONES 50TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE On August 30, Ramones Productions and Hollywood Forever invite you to Hollywood Forever Cemetery in LA for a special concert & screenings, presented by John Travolta in support of Dr. David Agus’ cancer research at Ellison Institute.

THE OFFICIAL RAMONES 50TH ANNIVERSARY TRIBUTE On August 30th, Ramones Productions and Hollywood Forever invite you to Hollywood Forever Cemetery in LA for a special concert and double feature screening, presented by John Travolta in support of Dr. David Agus’ cancer research at Ellison Institute. For the first time, Tim Armstrong, Billie Joe Armstrong, Travis Barker, and CJ Ramone will join forces as Cretin Family to perform Ramones songs together. The night also features a screening of the 50th Anniversary Edition of ‘Carrie’ alongside Travolta’s ‘Propeller One-Way Night Coach,’ plus a DJ set by Shepard Fairey and surprise guests.

Patients with advanced prostate cancer need more treatment options. One of the most important things we can do is help move promising science out of the lab and into the clinic. That’s why I’m excited to share that @EMILosAngeles has entered into an exclusive license agreement with UniQuest to advance QED-203, a potential new treatment for metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC). Our team will leverage AI, preclinical research, and clinical expertise to help accelerate development and better understand its potential for patients. There is still much work ahead, but this is an important step forward. I’m grateful to our partners at UniQuest and look forward to seeing where this collaboration leads. Learn more: lnkd.in/gt35en6e #ProstateCancer #mCRPC #CancerResearch #PatientsFirst #EllisonMedicalInstitute #UniQuest

Soccer can hurt a young person’s brain. “The beautiful game” would be more so if players weren’t encouraged to hit the ball with their heads, writes @DavidAgus on.wsj.com/44pnKUI

The World Cup reminds us why soccer is the world’s “beautiful game.” But the science is becoming impossible to ignore. I wrote in @WSJ @WSJOpinion @FIFAWorldCup about why the game must change to better protect children’s brains. wsj.com/opinion/soccer-can-h…

Science influenced by art. Introducing the Ellison Medical Institute Art Book: a limited-edition collection of original photographs curated by our Founding CEO, Dr. @DavidAgus. Showcasing works by renowned artists including Keith Haring, Damien Hirst, Robert Indiana, Jeff Koons, Pablo Picasso, Tim Rollins, and more, the collection reveals how extraordinary art helps shape the environment where groundbreaking science happens. 📸 Photography by Yoshihiro Makino 📚 Published in collaboration with Nazraeli Press 🔢 Only 1,000 copies available 🎗️ All proceeds fund cancer research & preventive medicine programs at EMI Dedicated to our patients, who remain at the center of everything we do. Order your copy today: eirf-store.square.site/produ…

In medicine, we often keep doing things simply because “that’s how it’s done.” A large @bmj_latest review of 69 clinical trials including more than 159,000 patients found little to no benefit from calcium, vitamin D, or combined supplementation in preventing fractures or falls. bmj.com/content/393/bmj-2025…

I recently sat down with the incredible Bran Ferren, designer, technologist, inventor, and former President of R&D and Creative Technology at The Walt Disney Company, for his podcast, Conversations for Our Daughters. Together, we discussed the future of personalized medicine and how innovation is changing the way we prevent, detect, and treat cancer. Watch the full conversation here: tinyurl.com/ms8e6ptx

AI will transform medicine: from discovering new drugs to unlocking insights from data to handling routine administrative tasks. I didn’t go to medical school to spend my day in front of a computer. AI can help bring the focus back to patients and human connection. Exciting times ahead. Loved this conversation with Kara Swisher: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

NAD+ supplements marketed for anti-aging still haven’t shown meaningful benefits — and now even the premise that NAD levels inevitably decline with age is being questioned. Focus on what actually works: #EatRealFood #Exercise nytimes.com/2026/05/23/well/…

Calcium and vitamin D are the most common individual supplements taken in the US, and there is little to no data showing a benefit on bone fx in this large review. Weight bearing exercise trumps all! bmjgroup.com/calcium-and-vit…

Artificial intelligence is rapidly making its way into the healthcare world. At 3:30pm East, @DrMarcSiegel talks about the changes and potential impact with Dr. David Agus @DavidAgus - Physician @emilosangeles. Stream live here: sxm.app.link/DoctorRadio

Deeply honored to receive the Latchkey Award from @JohnsHopkinsDOM and @OslerResidency, alongside Drs. Redonda Miller and Suzanne Koven. Modeled after the key Osler gave select senior residents to his personal library, this award is especially meaningful. I will always treasure my time in training at Hopkins. @ChidaNatasha @NadiaHanselMD @drjmariomolina

'We're in a new era.' Dr. David Agus tells @jaketapper how A.I. is transforming medicine and the way new medical treatments are created

Another study showing the remarkable benefit of the Shingles vaccine on dementia/Alzheimers - a 50% reduction - the impact of this on individuals, families, society and our economy are profound ---- if people actually take the vaccine! nature.com/articles/s41467-0…

When you look a dog in the eye, your oxytocin goes up. And that changes everything. I'm excited to be joined on 3 Takeaways by Dr. @DavidAgus, USC Professor of Medicine and Engineering and Founding CEO of the Ellison Medical Institute @EMILosAngeles. Dr. Agus - who has treated President Clinton and Pope John Paul II - explains how social connections affect our health at a biological level. "People with lots of social connections do better. We are social creatures," he says. When you look a dog in the eye, your oxytocin rises. Your blood pressure lowers. Your whole physiology changes. And the people who have these connections - whether with dogs, family, or friends - live longer and healthier lives. This isn't soft science. It's measurable biology. Social connections change our hormones, our cardiovascular system, our immune function. Loneliness isn't just emotional pain—it's a physical health risk. The lesson? Invest in relationships. Pet your dog. Call a friend. Connect. Your body will thank you. For more, ✅📖 Read Dr Agus's wonderful book The Book of Animal Secrets amzn.to/4oGLdZo ✅🎧 Listen: 3 Takeaways Podcast (top 1% globally) to Dr. David Agus on The Hopeful Science of a Longer, Healthier Life 3takeaways.com 💬 How do social connections affect your wellbeing? #3Takeaways #DavidAgus #SocialConnections #Oxytocin #Longevity #MentalHealth #DogsOfLinkedIn #Wellness #podcast

🚀New 3 Takeaways episode!🚀 I am delighted to be joined this week by @DavidAgus, Professor of Medicine and Engineering at the University of Southern California and Founding CEO of the Ellison Medical Institute @EMILosAngeles. He treats presidents, CEOs and cultural icons and has spent decades studying one question: What determines how long and well we live? His answer is hopeful: Only 4% is genetic. The other 96% is under your control. In this episode, he reveals: - why elephants rarely get cancer - why giraffes never get heart disease - what inflammation does to nearly every organ in your body - foods we think are healthy that aren't ✅He also shares the simple, proven habits that matter more than DNA, and destroys the myths quietly harming millions. Science-backed. Actionable. Hopeful. He is the author of multiple New York Times bestsellers, including The Book of Animal Secrets, The Lucky Years and The End of Illness. 🎧 Listen to the full conversation on 3 Takeaways, the top 1% global podcast 3takeaways.com 💬 Which health habit has made the biggest difference in your life? #3Takeaways #DavidAgus #Longevity #Genetics #Lifestyle #PreventiveMedicine #HealthOptimization #PersonalResponsibility #podcast

From @WSJopinion: For generations, we’ve accepted the decline of the human body as inevitable. But that assumption may no longer hold true. Science fiction is becoming reality, writes @DavidAgus. on.wsj.com/4n4W5zB