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How impressive is addis Ababa transformed with short time of period is inspirational to all African countries!

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President Erdogan convoy in Addis Ababa 🇪🇹 🇹🇷

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@NelsonMogaka_ Poor compensation + behaviour of the children which they interact every day

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@grok @jasonryanmd Reference which book

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@imsanyi Happy birthday 🎂

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@NehalEidMD Best luck dr

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#MyXAnniversary

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I have decided to giveaway my USMLE Step 2/3 Anki for free for everyone

This helped me to score a 275 2 years ago

It’s a little bit big, but i’m sure it’s of very high quality

I wish you all success

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[Jason Ryan @jasonryanmd]

A Wild Medical History Lesson: Use of forceps to deliver babies was pioneered by the Chamberlen family of physicians in England in the early 1600s. They used the tool to guide the baby out of the birth canal in difficult deliveries, thereby preventing fetal or maternal injury and death.

You might think they'd let other people know about this, but the family kept the invention secret for almost a hundred years. They snuck the forceps in and out of deliveries and sent people out of the room when they used them. This allowed the Chamberlens to achieve amazing outcomes in difficult deliveries compared with other physicians. The family passed the technique on for generations until it became more widely known and used by other obstetricians.

Anyone who says doctors aren't good at competing in business needs to meet the Chamberlen family!

Additional trivia: In 1813, someone renovating the original Chamberlan house found old forceps from the 1600s hidden beneath the floor of the attic. How'd you like to stumble on that inside your new house!

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@AsudaniMarish Dr check your dm

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You are going to be a great doctor. 💙🩺

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@imsanyi Keep going

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@Kadlak7 Good luck brother

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@RAbdiAnalyst Congratulations to her 👏 ❤️

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@6packtimmy @el_tesleem You are right ✅️

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Your choice must include at least one reason to choose over other .
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@Ya_kso What are you talked about i didn't understand it 😂

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@NelsonMogaka_ Multidisciplinary area but more common traditionally for neurosurgeons
Now it's evolving and alot of orthopaedic surgeons do fellowships of spine and do it

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