It’s #FollowFriday! Let’s follow more friends #MedTwitter & share new hobbies learned during the pandemic. 1. Introduce yourself 2. What’s a new interest/hobby learned during #COVID19? 🖼 🧩 3. Tag your #Quarantine friends 4. Follow & RT! ✅ #AcademicTwitter #MedEd

7 mental health experts give their tips on how to cope with the pandemic. "Think about the things you have done in the past that have helped you to feel a sense of calm and stability." bit.ly/2Wzu8Wl

In a training session, a doctor said “just because your patients are resilient doesn’t mean they aren’t suffering.” This concept of coexistence struck me. Resilience is often out of necessity, and doesn’t mean someone is “okay.” #MedTwitter

recipe for a SUCCESSFUL startup: 1. build a great team 2. great team builds a great product/service 3. great team sells that great product/service to lots of customers if you can simultaneously build a strong community, all three are easier and you 🚀

It takes a great deal of courage to admit there may be a problem needing review A lump, bump or ulcer that doesn’t get better is always worth checking Constantly amazed by patients who show great resilience & courage Always our privilege & responsibility caring for patients

Welcome to the official twitter account of the British Indian Medic Association 🥳 🤩 A student-led organisation, serving and connecting fellow medical students across the UK - creating a network of medics embracing their Indian identity 🇮🇳

Stay connected with our social media pages to be updated with the numerous opportunities we have to offer. This includes our exclusive: - Mentorship Scheme, - Academic tutorials and revision SBAs, -Conferences, -Networking & Socials, -Research + Much more!

Introducing our 2020-21 BIMA core committee, who are eagerly looking forward to representing the interests of the British Indian medical community, both socially and academically. #medicine #MedicalSchool #MedTwitter #represent #Indians #BritishIndian

Our free BIMA membership is now open! Register to be kept updated on our latest events and opportunities we have to offer: forms.gle/F7AgksxKuK7XEP… 🤓✨

A few technical glitches but hopefully a successful first virtual mentoring PLASTA session, great team work @ClaudiaEichen Luke Geoghegan

Now just FOUR days to go. With delegate numbers in the THOUSANDS this is stacking up to be the surgical event of the year. Along with the wonderful ASiT team we can't wait to welcome you to #SurgSummit on Saturday. ➡️ MedAll.org/SurgSummit

Cannot wait for our Women in Surgery event today. British Indian Surgical Association will be exploring key topics such as ethnicity, parenthood, work-life balance and success! Find the zoom link in our bio!!

We're talking about work-life balance, being a woman in surgery, being a mother and a surgeon and about how you can achieve your career goals whilst still pursuing every other facet of life! #MedTwitter #NHS #Medicine #Surgery #WomenInScience #WomenInMedicine #WomenInSurgery

Really interesting to see how pre-clinical students are interested in clinical teaching Chavini Ranasinghe Sonam Patel MedAll Check out this poster at International Virtual Medical Conference 2021 share.medall.org/posters/6ef259…

Systematic review of the barriers & facilitators to dietary modification in people living with T2 diabetes and prediabetes from South-Asian ethnic populations. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

365 Days of Impact – BIMO’s Year in Numbers In the past year, BIMO has empowered 1,800+ attendees from 77 countries. Huge thanks to our community & volunteers for making this possible! The Diana Award, BAPIO, JS Bamrah CBE, Chaand Nagpaul, Wesleyan, GMC, The MDU, Asian Voice

Had a great day presenting our QI project on ACS management at British Cardiovascular Society 2025 Conference. Proud to deliver another study under the Global Cardiology Research Collective, Heart Reviews. Big thanks to Dr. Amar Rai, MD and Dr Rahul Penumaka!

Ebola rapidly evolves to be more transmissible and deadlier newscienti.st/2fo785o