Cheers to coming in dead last 🎉🎉

“There are two kinds of people - Greeks, and everyone else who wish they was Greek.” 🇬🇷 🤗

Have you ever felt so type A that you feel accomplished when you finish an incredibly long TV series. Like as if you crossed something off of your to-do list. Asking for a friend.

The need to request vacation 1 year in advance during medical training always gets me

Is pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism the longest word in medicine?! Jeez. Classic endocrine.

Kevin Lee, an MS4 The Ohio State University College of Medicine + newly matched into Neurology was diagnosed with a rare brain cancer in March of 2024.

Since his diagnosis, he’s had a brain biopsy, multiple LPs, and just finished his first round of chemotherapy.

I wish EPIC had a 'Hey Siri' function. Would be so much easier to set reminders to check in on things/patients at certain time intervals

Truly moved. PADADVOCATE literally embodies what it means to practice medicine with passion & purpose, to be a positive disrupter & give voice to his patients by telling their stories to facilitate political, social change.

So much burnout in medicine-sometimes you just need a…

Having to balance consult services with outpatient clinics and responsibilities like getting back to patients, clinic notes, etc while on consults

Also selling my soul to Epic EMR lol

Don’t get me wrong I don’t miss residency but there’s something about that 7pm coffee on the way into a night shift that hits different

For the newly matched (especially in surgery), here are some things no one teaches you about functioning in the hospital:

1. The EMR is not the place to battle things out with another service or take out any other frustrations- pick up the phone and call

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Boutique pharmacies on the Upper East Side advertising the availability and promoting inappropriate use of weight loss drugs makes me feel … sad 😞

Seeing everyone get ready to open their envelopes for match day with their families is the cutest thing ever.

Groundbreaking 🚨🚨🚨

!!!!! FDA approves first medication for the treatment of NASH (or MASH) with Resmetirom - an oral, liver-directed thyroid hormone receptor beta-selective agonist

nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

TW: suicide
There is an empty corner desk in a resident workroom at GW. Now forever engraved in my mind, that desk is a harrowing reminder of the cost of medical training. In his final words, Dr. William West said that he was simply out of gas, that he had nothing left to give.

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