John Haeberle, MD

Family Medicine

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@mcuban I’m a primary care physician, and I like it, but worry about excessive “noise”. I’d like an AI that works more in background and contacts me only if it senses red flags. Thinking …

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm There “are” zero data

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@VodkaPundit Wyoming, perhaps?

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm I use OE like an upper-level resident that I can send on tasks … I appreciate the help, but never assume it’s flawless

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@tmodarressi @BevTchangMD @MWeintraubMD @MichaelAlbertMD @DrNadolsky “No such thing as a dumb question.”

Well … there are dumb questioners, so …

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@hjluks @CoachDanGo So nothing objective.

I predict a positive trial.

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@AnilMakam Good at what?

Knowing answers is one thing. Doing things is another.

Mostly, though, I help people weigh priorities … not easy for AI, like the first two.

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@BrentAWilliams2 Schools are not a right. They’re a public good. Different

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@educator4ever36 Yeah, same for work. No vacations -- just death of a family member or holidays. I'm sure you live by that rule.

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@Huskers Four Corners, WY

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm But it does get tricky, avoiding misunderstandings about the illness, downstream testing, etc. It's enough to get me to lose my religion about Medicine some days!

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm Look, I'm just trying to find "a thing" that motivates people to take more interest in ANY part of their health. If it's CAC, fine. Will that be a measurable mortality modifier? Nope. But it can improve a person's health -- in the right hands.

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm Well, you see a different population. I do sometimes use it as a motivator, but when I do, I try to emphasize the systemic (not anatomical) nature of the illness, as you do. People are strange and respond to all sorts of motivation.

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@adamcifu Amitriptyline and cholestyramine for IBS-d

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@hjluks And listening helps even when the answer is "I don't know."

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@hjluks Everything that happened reinforced low self-efficacy

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm Dose of weightlifting “per episode” can be overdosed

Weightlifting in general is never overdosed.

Body building is different, but also not “weightlifting”

I’ve never seen an 80 year old who was “just too jacked, man”

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@DavidPuder @grok Probably like being married … she just tells me what I’m thinking — heh

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

@drjohnm You’re thinking to “if-this-then-that” … which isn’t good medicine in the first place

I use it when I think it will open a path to talk to a person about risk in a way that opens their minds … not as a decision-maker for me

But I get where you’re coming from …

[John Haeberle, MD @HaeberleMd]

Most pronounced impact that is noticeable and reproducible for my wife and me is the immediate “minutes to hours” post lifting … anxiolytic, raises spirits, opens conversations. Pessimism turns to optimism and catastrophic thoughts are replaced by clear thinking. It’s freaky how reproducible it is.