Nurse Spreads Vaccine Misinfo; MD vs PBM; Growing Pains or Red Flags?
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“Correct the record and take the video down.” After an emergency pediatric nurse posted a video teeming with vaccine misinformation, legal nurse consultant Cambria Nwosu, DNP, RN, debunked her claims.
Meanwhile, pediatrician Peter Sinton, MD, said he was “appalled” by the misinformation.
Urologist and sexual medicine specialist Rachel Rubin, MD, was surprised to learn that a clip of her talking about the labia minora in menopause was featured in the HBO TV series “Youth.”
Meanwhile, direct primary care clinic owner Jay Vinnedge, MD, made a memorable entrance on the new season of the reality TV show “The Traitors.”
“At this point, you are playing doctor and this is delaying care to a cancer patient who’s in dire need of his medication.” A call between internist Julie Militello, MD, and a pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) representative went viral on Instagram.
What happens when internet friends Joel Bervell, MD, Zachary Rubin, MD, and Jessica Knurick, PhD, RDN, meet in real life? They make a video together, of course!
Growing pains or red flags? Pediatric emergency physician Meghan Martin, MD, broke down the differences.
Emergency medicine residents at Rutgers showed off just how “strong” their program is.
How do medical students choose their specialty? According to ophthalmology resident Jay Maturi, MD, the decision may stem from some not-so-unique life experiences.
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