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No one is as desperate as a 30 something man who has decided it’s time for him to get married.😂😂
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What is it about motorbikes that make people speed like this?
NeoRepublicZA@NeoRepublic_ZA
Speed Kills💔💔💔😭😭😭
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“The American Medical Association wrote to the Department of Homeland Security that one doctor estimated their work suspension left more than 900 patients without sufficient care.”
Axios@axios
Trump's visa freeze sidelines immigrant doctors. Here's how trib.al/29U5KrV
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So I’m supposed to believe these men would protect their daughters if their friends sexually harassed them? I’m supposed to believe they wouldn’t scold or blame them instead? Okay.
Kiki Mordi@kikimordi
Nothing to see here just three men showing you they’d align with their rapey bros before they’d protect their girlfriends.
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Meet our guests, Christiana a korope(Danfo/bus) driver and Omolara, her conductor.
From this intro alone, you can already tell we had a lot of fun on set! 😄
If you’ve ever been curious about what it’s like to be a female driver or bus conductor in a crazy city like Lagos, the challenges, or even why any woman would even choose this male-dominated space then you don’t want to miss tomorrow’s episode!
We get into some dilemmas and also discuss women’s rights in light of some really disturbing stories that have been shared online lately .
See you tomorrow!
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Again, this is a factually incorrect narrative being repeated without understanding the data.
Let’s start with the basics.
The claim that a significant number of U.S. medical students remain unmatched is misleading. The majority of that ~7% ultimately secure positions through SOAP, so presenting them as “left out” is simply inaccurate.
Let’s break down the numbers:
Total U.S. MD and DO applicants (2026): 33,070
Total residency positions offered: 44,344
➡️ That leaves:
44,344 – 33,070 = 11,274 MORE positions than U.S. applicants
Now the obvious question:
Who exactly is supposed to fill these 11,274 positions?
Because if IMGs don’t fill them, the alternative isn’t “more U.S. graduates magically appearing”,
it’s vacant positions and reduced patient care across already underserved systems.
Let’s address the core claim:
“IMGs are stealing residency spots”
No. That is simply not how the system works.
The small percentage of U.S. graduates who go unmatched is largely due to:
Applying disproportionately to highly competitive specialties
Choosing not to rank or pursue Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, etc
That is a preference issue, not a “theft” issue.
Now let’s examine the Pakistan claim:
There is no credible source cited, and for good reason. Pakistan’s training system is not a single pool, it includes:
FCPS
MCPS
MD / MS programs
Multiple provincial and institutional pathways. Even a conservative estimate puts annual training positions well above 8,000–10,000, and total capacity far higher. Presenting incomplete or selective data without acknowledging this structure reflects lack of understanding, not insight.
About the “18% IMG” argument:
Yes, IMGs filled ~18% of positions.
But here’s what was conveniently omitted:
➡️ That 18% represents IMGs from the entire world, not one country.
Total matched positions ~43,000
Pakistani physicians ≈ ~1,000 positions
➡️ That’s roughly 2–2.5% of total positions
So the narrative targeting one country is not just misleading,
it is statistically indefensible.
And one more point:
Pakistan itself trains a large number of international graduates from countries like:
China
Ukraine
Russia
No one frames that as “stealing.”
Bottom line:
The U.S. has more residency positions than U.S. applicants
IMGs are filling a workforce gap, not displacing anyone
The data does not support a country-specific blame narrative
At this point, repeatedly singling out one country despite clear global data raises a legitimate question:
Is this about facts, or is it about bias?
Mary Talley Bowden MD@MaryBowdenMD
Pakistan has about 5000 residency spots for about 20,000 applicants. How would you like it if Americans took 18% of those spots? In 2025, 18% of American residency positions were filled by foreign students.
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I don’t think you guys get it lol. Many men believe you should never fight your fellow man over any woman. No matter who the woman is. It’s on this app we’ve seen men call married men simps for defending their WIVES against other men. The way they even say it with disdain. “You dey fight your fellow man because of ordinary woman ?”
Sometimes, it doesn’t even matter who the woman is. That bro code comes first for many of them. Why are we all surprised?
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It’s not even a shade but Men are really submissive to each other. A lot of male behavior is shaped by “what other men will think” and often enforcing what’s manly or not on each other.
It’s also why a man will defend a random stranger that’s also a man they do not know.
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The quiet truth here is that by refusing to confront your best friend, you left your gf to endure an ordeal YOU exposed her to. If it weren't for your “brotherhood”, she'd never have had to deal with someone like him. So it’s YOUR responsibility to put your best friend in check
Oṣóyínká 🪔@sledge_baba
My girlfriend then (Now ex) will always ask me if my best friend was aware that he was my best friend. The question always sounds weird to me but I'd dismissed it. One day while we were on the phone, I was speaking highly of my friend over a situation we just handled, she got angry and yelled "Can you just stop talking about him like that?" I got mad too cos I was tired of her having issues with him for no reason. In the heat of the argument, she sent me multiple explicit pictures of him he had been sending to her. Before I could process what I was seeing, she sent in screenshots of their conversations, the terrible things he had said about me to her and how he was a better choice than me. Apparently, she had been wanting to tell me about it for long but she saw how blinded I was about the brotherhood, so she needed a solid evidence. Did I confront him over it? lol nah Till date, I never mentioned it to him, I just drifted away from the friendship. This happened in 2017 but I still keep in touch (both of them) till date.
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Speaking to your guy about the disrespect then cutting him off totally is what is termed “Burn it to the ground” when it’s cowardice at play.
No one said go and throw punches but you already know that.
You still keep in touch and said nothing. Lmao!
My point still stands.
Oṣóyínká 🪔@sledge_baba
The unreasonable "Burn it all to the ground" approach to all situations from this gender is something I find quite amusing. Some of us are level headed enough to see that there are other ways to handle a situation than razing the roof. If I get direct with you, that's because I still care and I want to hear a reason that'd convince me to stay but deciding to stay away is because I have perceived you as a dangerous person already and the friendship is not worth saving. Also, you want me to go in all gun-blazing with someone I had just invested my life savings with? E good now It's not cowardice, it's being smart and understanding life.
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Men are cowards towards other men. Cause if it was the babe at fault, he would have been more direct and cutthroat with his reaction.
Oṣóyínká 🪔@sledge_baba
My girlfriend then (Now ex) will always ask me if my best friend was aware that he was my best friend. The question always sounds weird to me but I'd dismissed it. One day while we were on the phone, I was speaking highly of my friend over a situation we just handled, she got angry and yelled "Can you just stop talking about him like that?" I got mad too cos I was tired of her having issues with him for no reason. In the heat of the argument, she sent me multiple explicit pictures of him he had been sending to her. Before I could process what I was seeing, she sent in screenshots of their conversations, the terrible things he had said about me to her and how he was a better choice than me. Apparently, she had been wanting to tell me about it for long but she saw how blinded I was about the brotherhood, so she needed a solid evidence. Did I confront him over it? lol nah Till date, I never mentioned it to him, I just drifted away from the friendship. This happened in 2017 but I still keep in touch (both of them) till date.
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Guys my boyfriend put his credit card in a magic wand and took me on a shopping spree for my birthday 😭
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With due respect, this is a clear misinterpretation of data.
𝗜𝗠𝗚𝘀 𝗱𝗶𝗱 𝗡𝗢𝗧 “𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗹” 𝘀𝗽𝗼𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗨.𝗦. 𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗱𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀.
King Edward’s ~150 matches are not from a single batch. These are spread across 5–6 graduating classes, as many IMGs apply years after graduation.
Pakistan is among the top IMG contributors to the U.S., alongside the Caribbean and India. Similar trends exist with graduates from Mexico, the Philippines, and others.
Now the reality:
Visit community hospitals across NYC, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Brookdale, BronxCare, Interfaith, Lincoln, and many more.
You will find minimal to no U.S. graduates in specialties like:
✅ Internal Medicine
✅ Family Medicine
✅ Pediatrics
These are essential, underserved settings. If IMGs don’t step in, millions of patients lose access to care.
As for IMGs in competitive specialties: They are exceptional candidates, MD/PhDs, strong research backgrounds, top scores. They earn those positions on merit.
Let’s be clear: This is not about “taking spots.”
This is about filling critical gaps in the healthcare system.
Stop misrepresenting the data.
#Match2026 #MedTwitter #MedEd
#Matchday #USMLE #SOAP2026
Mary Talley Bowden MD@MaryBowdenMD
150 medical students from a single school in Pakistan just took residency spots from US medical students.
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Please let’s continue reporting that video across all social media platforms. I’ve reported and you should too. Report it for child abuse specifically
OLUWAFEYISAYO ❤️❤️@Feyisparkles
Finding out that Biola Adebayo went to visit Baba Ijesha in the prison is so crazyyy, wth
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