Ob/Gyn Reacts to ‘Love Is Blind’; Epic, Stop Adding Clicks; Celsius for Lunch
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An ob/gyn debunked the anti-abortion talking points of a male contestant on the reality show, “Love Is Blind.”
Planning to rob a gastroenterologist? This physician said she wouldn’t put up a fight against losing her bag full of Clostridioides difficile and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
Emergency medicine physician J. Mack Slaughter Jr., MD, voiced a request for Epic Systems: stop adding clicks.
Internist Julie Militello, MD, wants people to know that if their insurer mishandles a claim, they can report the company to their state insurance commissioner.
Unhinged medicine? Pediatrician Tyler Beauchamp, MD, highlighted the wacky things doctors do while working long hours.
An ophthalmology resident passed along his best tips for medical students on rotations: “You’re going to go with a balanced meal of ibuprofen and Celsius” energy drinks.
Reflux isn’t just about food — gastroenterologist Victoria Jaeger, DO, explains that pressure, gravity, and timing play a role too.
What happens when the plane is overflowing with doctors? Tricia Pendergrast, MD, resolved to let her colleagues handle any in-flight emergencies on their way to the American Society of Anesthesiologists meeting.
Nurse Kara Thompson, RN, shared “the normal pad situation” for postpartum moms.
Meanwhile, an ob/gyn debunked social media myths about cervical checks.
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