New residents/fellows: Instead of "patients failed the medications," it should be "the medications were unsuccessful." Remember, if medications didn't work, then the medications failed the patients, and not the other way around. Changing vocab helps interactions and improves care

Dear trainees: Be curious, not judgemental. When patients make statements challenging your thinking/knowledge, delve deeper into their thought process. You will be surprised with how much you can learn from patients that you were never taught and gain new perspective

What I have been fighting for since residency started, summarized with a great quote: I would argue that professionalism is an attribute you embody with your actions rather than resemble with your appearance. opmed.doximity.com/articles/what-…

To all trainees: Sometimes, you have to start over. Remember that you're not starting from the beginning, but starting from experience. Everything is a learning opportunity if you take the time to learn and grow!

Caregivers deserve a much larger pay raise as they are directly taking care of people who need assistance, and help reduce healthcare burden overall. This system needs to improve youtube.com/watch?v=ajHFbX…

Great video highlighting the Tiny Desk Concerts on NPR and how it helps up and coming artists, as well as existing artists reach larger audiences. These are amazing and I'm a huge fan youtube.com/watch?v=wYfVMC…

What an honour it was to write a chapter in this great book. A great resource for nursing care of neurosurgical patients amazon.com/Nursing-Manage…

An example of where AI will make it harder as doctors to provide care for patients. Insurance companies are using AI to reduce their costs, but those savings won't be shown in premium savings for customers youtube.com/watch?v=OuZw3B…

Here is a great clip of how AI can help with drug development, and research in medicine. This is where I like to see the direction of AI going, and not to benefit insurance companies' bottom line youtube.com/watch?v=3iOjnD…

Former Fellow Aniket Natekar, MD, MSc : I'm glad to have had the opportunity to write a chapter in this book for helping with management of neurological disorders.

All MMT registrants will have access to Live Q&A sessions with experts in #headachemedicine. Designed to enhance the MMT On Demand program, these hour-long webinars are available for additional AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. The first session is May 29 at 7 PM ET. Register here:

She is amazing and very wise beyond her years. She has a PhD at age 17 and works with kids for education, and mental health. This is a great cause and needs to be highlighted! youtube.com/watch?v=Q39ysp…

Celebrating Love and Inclusion! 🏳️‍🌈 As we embrace Pride Month, we stand shoulder to shoulder with the 2SLGBTQ+ community, spreading love, respect, and acceptance for all. Together, we create a world where diversity is celebrated and equality prevails.

This was just an amazing show of intelligence combined with speed, outside of saying the letter "z" wrong every time (Canadian humor). Congrats to Bruhat for winning the spelling bee!! youtube.com/watch?v=thfb9P…

This advice I gave 2 years ago still stands for trainees of all levels! I hope this advice carries you into your future careers

If you're ever in the Baltimore area, please check out Clavel! It's a great restaurant with an amazing mission! youtube.com/watch?v=0ZUJ6p…

Hey USCIS, can I get a Real ID on H1B visa and valid Canadian passport? I don’t need visa since I’m Canadian. I keep going to BMV, and being told I don’t qualify. What am I missing?

This week’s main story is about Hawaii, the various groups making it harder and harder to live there, and why we all have to stop mailing them rocks. Seriously. You’ll see.

Come to our Open House for potential residency applicants!! Next Tuesday! See you there!! NeurologyMATCH2025 #neurology

If you're looking for evidence-based answers to clinical questions, here is a great website that uses AI to gather all of the evidence to answer your clinical questions, and then show the journal articles cited to answer questions. It's also free!! openevidence.com