What do you think Bryan Carmody?

Anyone have thoughts about this? acep.org/siteassets/sit… Mike Donnino, MD 🦋doctor doubt🦋 Jake Hoyne

As always, everything Michael Sandel writes and says is pure gold. Great conversation. Already pre-ordered his new book!

But how many times was his lactate checked? #sep1

For better or for worse (worse), MEASLES are back, so here's a #tweetorial on recognizing this once thought eradicated disease. MEASLES: a tutorial! #dermtwitter #dermX #medtwitter #medX #MedEd 1/

Fresh IBCC chapter: Measles in the adult hospitalized patient 🤒 tx = mostly supportive but there are important nuances 🤒 viral pneumonia has parallels to COVID 🤒 encephalitis appears to be ADEM (not neuroinvasion), treatable with steroid chapter: emcrit.org/ibcc/measles/

You will never know how much work this reel took!! I think if I had known how hard it was when I started, I wouldn’t have started at all 😂 Scrolling through a brain MRI is like driving down the road. There are signposts & check marks along the way. These are some of the

Nice piece about LMA placement, and specifically calling out their role in cardiac arrest. nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

Today is Match Day. And you know what that means. Yup, that’s right. It’s time to break things down, Winners & Losers™️ style.

Poignant and great stuff from Abigail Shrier The Free Press this Sunday about love, When Harry Met Sally, and life.

ANSWER: We were about to give lytics & as we were hanging, pt said "please hurry up, my back is killing me." We changed course immediately stopping heparin & got urgent CT which confirmed the suspected RP bleed. Pt did well. Case inspired this study: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC71…

Why do we have year round blueberries? Our inability to accept that some foods should be seasonal and grown as local as possible…. and cocaine and USAID and Peru! Fun bit of food history. npr.org/2025/04/04/124…

Proposal: you decide you’re going to call the code in 5 minute. For the last 5 minutes you should stop bagging all together. Prevent a Lazarus story from auto-PEEP. One incident is too many to hear about. Mike Donnino, MD Ari Moskowitz MD, MPH

The very 1st line of a recent British Journal of Anaesthesia states: 'In early critical illness, intravascular volume depletion secondary to capillary leak is common & requires aggressive fluid resuscitation to improve cardiac output & tissue perfusion' Why are we still propagating these myths? 🧵

A new Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) study raises a pressing concern: Is reliance on AI eroding critical thinking? Using EEG, researchers found students using ChatGPT to write essays showed significantly lower brain activity than those using Google - or no tools at all. 🧠📉 tinyurl.com/yc6wrtz6