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Harvard has set an example for other higher-ed institutions – rejecting an unlawful and ham-handed attempt to stifle academic freedom, while taking concrete steps to make sure all students at Harvard can benefit from an environment of intellectual inquiry, rigorous debate and

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This provision has gotten relatively little attention, but it is ghastly. Imposing $35 doctor copays on sick people barely above the poverty line (e.g. $16,000 / year for single people) just means they don’t go to the doctor.

By the way, an oculoplastics specialist does eyeball residency followed by 1-2 years of facial plastics. If an ophthalmologist examines your breasts, please call the police. I’m so glad she is documenting the absolute farce that is peer to peer review.

New fear unlocked: sleep paralysis while the code pager is going off during your overnight shift.

A brilliant UCLA Hematologist, Dr. Gary Schiller, said something to me when I was a medical student that I didn't understand at the time, but in retrospect, turns out to have had a profound, long-lasting impact on me. Specifically, on how I view the concept of "expertise".

Medicine isn’t a perfect science. It’s a probabilistic art form. High stakes jazz. And sometimes, even the best improvisers hit a wrong note. Much appreciate LITFL sharing this in their newsletter today. The illusion of perfection qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/29/4/3…

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What?! Really!? I could have never foreseen this!

A banger on how to publish the ultimate journal approved research paper in 2025:

Well. I guess we can all use our diagnoses of depression to get the vaccine. 😐

The non-doctor is diagnosing children from 30 meters distance with fake diseases and invented psychological conditions that have no basis in reality. He does get credit for cramming a remarkable amount of stupidity into the fewest amount of words possible.

I'm sorry but what? Our Health Secretary says that he sees kids at airports and can tell by their faces that they have mitochondrial challenges This is wacky, flat-earth, voodoo stuff people This is not normal

IMCrit “It ain't what you don't know that gets you into trouble. It's what you know for sure that just ain't so.” -- Mark Twain

Massive walkout underway at CDC. RFK jr. must resign so that we can be safe. #USAnotRFK is our new hashtag on this.

“We need to stop trusting the experts.”That’s not critical thinking. That’s how society collapses. When RFK Jr says this, he isn’t encouraging thoughtful skepticism. He’s replacing evidence with ideology - and science with suspicion. Here’s the reality: ✅ We trust engineers

"This is really an evolution as much as a revolution." That's how Richard Schwartzstein, MD, of Harvard Medical School, describes the implementation of AI in medical education, as it builds on tools and technology doctors are already using. But what are the limitations of this new tool? Dr.