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@EshaAA33 You should get a job at space x

Be brutally honest: Are you deeply outraged that, while hundreds of millions of Americans and I are struggling financially, Elon Musk has now become the world's first trillionaire, with more wealth than he could spend in 1,000 lifetimes? Yes or no?

@SenWarren You need a real job

Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire. The typical American household would have to work more than 11 MILLION years to make Elon Musk's level of wealth. We need a wealth tax.

@KenJoyce_15 @RiedellAndrew Cousin

@RiedellAndrew As in Alex’s brother Lodise?

UCF SS Jordan Lodise has entered the portal I’ve been told.

@NolesAndPhins Yeah yeah yeah

I love me some D Trav , but sometimes it’s almost like he’s rooting for our opponents

@WorkElizab Whatever

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@JACCJournals So you can do anything you want without proof it works and get it published?

Here's a case describing a novel technique (the double-DCB technique) for the treatment of recurrent in-stent restenosis by applying 2 different DCBs, thereby avoiding the implantation of another layer of metal in our patients. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.… #JACCCaseReports #PCI

@CoffeeBlackMD @RussellShaw_MLS Neither one shows stemi. In stemi the st segment never goes back to baseline and it is convex upwards.

@RussellShaw_MLS My art leaves something to be desired. 😅

What am I trying to teach my resident about with this picture?

@augsby 🤘🏻

Music therapy is real medicine: → Reduces chronic pain perception → Lowers cortisol (stress hormone) → Improves outcomes in dementia → Reduces preoperative anxiety

@PatsKam Because we’re fine.

Why do most men like to avoid the doctors?? 😩

@MichaelMegalyMD @JACCJournals Is it still chip though?

I would say that the KISS trial @JACCJournals not only proved that you do not need to do routine SB intervention (commonly kissing), rather I would say the most significant change is proving the concept of POT-side-POT (done in 57% of SB interventions and seems to be more favorable than kissing). I have been recently doing POT-side-POT instead of kissing when I need SBI and that study proved it can be better! Congrats to the authors and @sbrugaletta for an insightful editorial! jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.… #cardioX

@fuqekgs By the grace of God.

@thewcd4 You got in

Here to say sometimes the highest MCAT/USMLE scorers aren't always the best physicians. You can ace a test, but if you don't know how to communicate with others and be considerate, you won't go to many places Plus there's evidence showing MCAT scores is associated with SES

@gasmantx @dr_huffer 🥱

@thewcd4 @dr_huffer You’re not thinking that when interviewing candidates. You’re looking at their appearance, their grooming, their body language when answering different and potentially difficult questions, etc. These type of things matter when evaluating applicants. We aren’t robots.

If we did medical school admissions completely race blind: application without a photo or racial demographics, interview via zoom with camera off… Who would object, and why?

@otokyo And Fritos

WHAT ADULT IS STILL OUT HERE EATING PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY SANDWICHES

@_CurtMD @AmputationSuck That’s the tell.

You know you’re doing good work when your boss brings their spouse to you for surgery 🥹💙

@SavannahMaeUSA 11

She’s a 10, but she's MAGA. What now?

@gasmantx @dr_huffer But when your premise is “we dont have enough of x” or “we have too much of y”, how do you stay objective?

@dr_huffer I would definitely object. You learn a lot about people meeting them face to face. In medicine part of our job is communication and professionalism. I’ve seen some interesting things meeting with candidates for admission for both med school and residency.

@thewcd4 Telling a 36 year old mother of three that the lesion we biopsied was a melanoma met and she is now stage IV. A leukemia cutis diagnosis in an 27 year old with no medical history. Telling a parent their infant has Langerhans cell histiocytosis.

Medicine is a language only physicians fully speak. The weight of a difficult diagnosis. The 3am second guessing. The smile you put on before walking into the next room. Find the people who speak it. You need them more than you think.

@Papa_Heme Agree. Using technical jargon only exacerbates the issue.

Try to avoid using lots of “doctor” words when explaining stuff to patients. Granted it makes you sound smart but also clueless to patients needs.