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“Bye, love you!” Pediatric nurse @nurse.alexrn reflected on a common but cringey faux pas he’s made at work.
There’s busy, and then there’s emergency department-level busy. Nurse @scrubhacks spoofed an emergency physician trying to give an ICU report.
Happy National Doctors’ Day! After iconic “Sesame Street” character Elmo thanked physicians, the American Medical Association chimed in with, “We ♥ you too, Elmo!”
Meanwhile, ophthalmologist @drglaucomflecken celebrated by showcasing hospital administration’s … appreciation.
“I couldn’t have asked for a better place to be treated.” In an Instagram reel, “Stranger Things” star and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia patient Gaten Matarazzo shared his experience receiving care for cleidocranial dysplasia.
A reminder from @doctor.chris that physicians often have only a few seconds to grieve after witnessing a traumatic event.
“I found out that I’m sensitive to emails, misinformation shared online, and people who claim that acetaminophen during pregnancy causes autism.” Did you fall for this April Fools’ Day post from allergist Zachary Rubin, MD, touting a universal allergy test?
Meanwhile, Nikki Sapiro Vinckier, PA-C, called on pregnancy test brand First Response to “do better,” calling their April Fools’ Day post “an absolute slap in the face to the infertility community.”
Pediatrician Megan Prior, MD, explained her theory on the root cause of why some teenage girls are turning to the “Make America Healthy Again” movement.
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