My patients died in droves. Many of us got sick (or died) caring for them.

And my fellow citizens were too selfish to mask, vax, or stay home.

It broke me. I left medicine.

Another example of “overengineering” (which looks cool but is less functional).

Test driver clipped a curb while reviewing the car. That tells you everything

Rehab for benzodiazepines until proven otherwise. Not that there’s anything wrong with that

In clinical practice:

The first medication I am likely to try is the one that worked well for the patient’s first degree relative.

My patient went completely blind in one eye from shingles, despite having an aggressive course of intravenous medicines from a top notch NY hospital.

I don’t know what the answer is but I feel like they all need a good dose of Marburg

Uh sorry, I guess I’m stupid but don’t all chronic infections stem from acute infections

It is an amazing but dark work. Not the choice if you’re looking for escapism

Must have this collection for my holiday gift

I wouldn’t just say “shot by the Allies”

Executed after a comprehensive trial with irrefutable evidence.

Hanging was considered too good for them

My patient kept tipping into afib because they wouldn’t take the Lanoxin prescribed by the cardiologist. (“Pharmaceuticals are bad for you”)

I finally was able to convince them that digoxin was ok to take (“all natural”) and I showed them this exact picture of a foxglove.

I just made stock with them and was surprised how good it came out

(Link did not work) the article is in latest The New Yorker

Yeah I read the NYT article about Kash Patel’s trip to the UK too

I went to Pitt Med. Pittsburgh is an amazing place to live and raise a family. 10/10 would recommend

Getting in or out of the jacket is the valet’s job

Uh…I don’t think “statuary” marble has black veins. The whole thing that makes it “statuary” is a uniform color throughout