SINGLE-AF Cardiologist; Sterile Needle, Every Time; Bonus Baby Surprise
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“So kind of them to consider me when naming these trials,” said cardiologist Amier Haidar, MD, MPH, in response to a viral cardiology study titled “SINGLE-AF.”
Meanwhile, neurosurgeon Amād Khan, MD, dramatized the inspiration behind the trial’s name.
Why mask up on a plane? Immunologist Melanie Matheu, PhD, pointed to airflow, sharing a visual of the air conditioning during a recent flight.
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With the rise in injectable medications, infectious disease physician Ayesha Appa, MD, emphasized the importance of using a new, sterile needle every time.
“I am reminded of the resilience of the human spirit.” Oncologist Don Dizon, MD, reflected on the moment he learned about a close colleague’s cancer diagnosis.
“No matter how many times this happens I still don’t know how to act.” Sonographer Natalie Avni shared what it’s like to discover a bonus baby during an ultrasound.
Pediatric nurse Alex Kim, RN, hurried to get to his post-work plans.
Meanwhile, consultant ob/gyn Miss Mez Aref-Adib, MBBS, and a colleague demonstrated their A+ teamwork.
Resident Cole Holan, MD, concurred with physician influencer Dr. Glaucomflecken’s “flaming hot take” on medical student research, sharing how “research bloat” affects plastic surgery.
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