🤙THAT'S A WRAP. Drop Qs below (keeping in mind I can't give specific advice), and remember to always discuss treatment with your docs, this is educational only. If you found this useful would really appreciate you sharing the 1st tweet in the thread so it can reach more people!
I’m on OB/GYN for the month and it’s also Ramadan 🌙. Do any #MedTwitter or #obgyntwitter have advice on how to take on this month since there are very long days ahead
IDSA & @PIDSociety support @US_FDA & @CDCgov decisions to authorize the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children aged 5-11 years. Vaccination will provide these children w/ critical protection against serious disease & hospitalization & strengthen immunity in the community.
Say no to Vaping, we propose recognizing Vaping associated spontaneous pneumothorax as a separate entity- VASP. Check out our recent case series. Congratulations team! @lacticacidq3 @RahulKarnaMD@dr_alhaj@AHNIMres#AHNPCCM
https://t.co/I3xtPaPsgC
My attending today brought bunch of goodies to didactics to prove how common is high fructose corn syrup. P.S this is my share of them :)
#gout#MedTwitter
Mark your calendar for the featured #ACR21 sessions - The Great Debate on ‘Enhancing Lupus Nephritis Therapy…’ On Nov 6, 9-10am ET, speakers are Dr. Petri and Dr. Robin!
Great Debate is perhaps the most enjoyable session for me!
@ACRheum#ACRambassador
Eleven years ago, I was broken. Charlie was diagnosed with a catastrophic illness - no cure, terrible prognosis. My career ambitions went up in smoke, or so I thought.
I'm so glad I took my own advice.
Letter to the mother of a newly diagnosed child https://t.co/UlCopuuo5C
Being on other side of table during the interview is humbling experience. Few tips are:
1. Don't prolong answer too much
2. Pay very close attention to what question is being asked
3. Try to connect with next person
4. Stay humble
@ECFMG_IMG@Match2022_bot@Inside_TheMatch
This whole process is a marathon, not a sprint. You worked hard to make the best application you could. You can’t change it now. Take a breath, spend time not doing residency worrying. If you do anything, practice mock interviews since that is the next step.
Eventually in your career, you will be with a colleague and get startled by something that will evoke a reaction like:
“👀 That looks baaaad🤢”
*Reminder to only say it in your head, even if the patient seems comatose #BeenThere#MedStudentTwitter