Andres Gomez/X
Oct 30, 2025, 07:16
Andres Gomez: Today After Wearing This Tie for Class, a Sick BMTsm Patient Engrafted
Andres Gomez, Associate Professor of Hematology at Autonomous University of Nuevo León, shared a post on X:
“Yesterday I had a terrible day, I was not wearing this tie…
But today after wearing it for class, a sick BMTsm patient engrafted … and to top it off, we got a paper accepted
P<.05: association = causation?”
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