Elizabeth E. Wicks, MD

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Elizabeth E. Wicks, MD

Elizabeth E. Wicks, MD

@eewicks

Neurosurgery resident 🧠 | Lover of art, music, running, scientific research, and new adventures | All views my own

Katılım Mayıs 2013
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
I had a little free time so I made a reader that lets you do this for your own stuff. -Works in browser. -Takes PDFs and ePubs/MOBIs. -Stored locally so it doesn't upload anywhere. -Pick up where you left off. -Also has traditional reader support (but way shittier than Yomu or other good ones) Completely free, but you can pay me $5 if you want (shoutout to @yacineMTB for this trick). one-word-reader.vercel.app
Steve 🇺🇸@SteveLovesAmmo

A speed reading training video starts at 300 words per minute and ends at 900 words per minute. I was able to understand this entire video the first time it was present. Could you?

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There’s something indescribable about the warm color palette of a sunset in the dead of winter
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@eryney_ok Reminds me of when I used to take ballet and we had a visiting prima ballerina from Russia who told me I looked Russian… missed opportunity to ask why she thought that (I fantasize that it was because of my pointe work but that was definitely not the case)
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
at this NYE party I went to I was talking to someone for a few minutes then she goes "You know, you remind me of a Russian author." I asked which and she said “I don’t know, maybe Chekhov” then I excused myself to get a drink. "medicine is my wife substack is my mistress" or whatever he said
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
@eewicks didn't expect this...will have to go on the backlog (i make this deal often)...
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
What a is a work of nonfiction that you think I haven’t read but would enjoy.
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
@eewicks Only after you read When the Air Hits Your Brain by Vertosik
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First white Christmas! It is in fact as charming as billed
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A doctor who actually speaks Gen Z.
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Eryney@eryney_ok·
I’m 29 by the way
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It’s remarkable how well Tchaikovsky’s Waltz of the Snowflakes perfectly captures the sensation of watching fresh snow fall
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Somewhere along the way became a turkey trot kind of person - thankful for the running community here in Burlington!
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An unexpected but refreshing reminder from my run today: when the water starts rising, keep an inner peace
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Baptist Health
Baptist Health@BaptistHealthSF·
That “worst headache of your life” could be more than a headache. Dr. Robert Wicks, neurosurgeon at Baptist Health Miami Neuroscience Institute, explains how a brain bleed (hemorrhage) can happen suddenly and why acting fast can save a life. Watch for: 🍍Sudden, severe headache 🍍Vision changes 🍍Loss of balance or confusion 🍍 Weakness or numbness on one side Call 911 right away if you notice these signs. #brainhealth #brainbleed #neurology
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Eryney
Eryney@eryney_ok·
just need to lock in a little.
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