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I was walking through admin offices in search of a bathroom and stumbled across a “wellness room” complete with blankets, relaxing music and recliners. I had to do a double take. Meanwhile there aren’t enough physician call rooms for doctors to sleep while working 24+ hours.🥲🙃

Today I got to teach my intern about one of the most complicated and nuanced topics I’ve encountered — the Karen Read trial.

Well I guess if residency doesn’t work out, I can just become the surgeon general as a back up

Writing patients work-excuse letters is one of my favorite parts of being a doctor. What do you mean EYE can get someone out of work?!? Of course I’m going to write you that letter!!!!!

If people could “tell” they had cancer it wouldn’t kill 10 million people a year.

Did my toddler make this?

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The best time to have a baby is whenever you have your baby!! 📣📣📣 you have to live your life!!! Congrats Kaylie Cullison, PhD!

Wild to tweet this as someone who left medicine.

The fact that the current US secretary for health and human services is selling snake oil on twitter should be illegal on so many levels

Last day of vacay!! Then back to finish my last two weeks of inpatient medicine of residency. Can’t believe it’s almost over!!!

You’re in great hands America! Here are the 2025 Harvard/MIT MD-PhD graduates who have dedicated their lives to providing the best care to your families & delivering you medical cures from their groundbreaking science. NIH Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD HHS.gov Secretary Kennedy Harvard Medical School Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Had the best time celebrating the end of the academic year with this physician-scientists and allies! 🥰👩‍🔬 Brigham and Women's Medicine Residents Liz Lin Luke Vest Justin Lowenthal Michael Sayegh

I’m moving this weekend and thinking fondly of apartments of yesteryear. One was so small the dishwasher could only be opened about 6 inches before it hit the refrigerator. One had not a single drawer! Anyways, looking forward to this next chapter!

Proud to have graduated from Harvard University’s MD/PhD program, and to join the physicians and researchers committed to building a brighter future.

💫 Rising star Dr. Catherine Meador with a clear and nuanced discussion of multiple practice changing talks in #SCLC. #ASCO25 MassGeneral News Mass General Cancer Center MGH Thoracic Oncology

It finally happened, a sick patient said they had to have a bowel movement and they coded within the hour.

3 cardiologists, 2 oncologists, 1 endocrinologist, 1 allergist, all physician-scientists, walk into a graduation ceremony. 🎉🎓 Dylan Eiger Michael Sayegh Bridget Stephanie Gosis, MD, PhD Matthew Alsaloum Brigham and Women's Medicine Residents

And just like that, I’ve finished my last shift of residency. These past two years have been so rich with learning, growth and friendship—I wouldn’t trade it for anything. Thank you Brigham and Women's Medicine Residents Brigham and Women's Hospital. I’ll miss it 🥹😍