From the EHR to a Courtroom; MDs Debunk Uterine Fibroid Misinfo; Which Vax Are You?

Medical documentation is not typically used as courtroom evidence. The focus on clinical notes in the Lindsay Clancy trial prompted medical comedian @dr.timtcomedy to consider some of his past work.

Public health expert @AlexSundermann created a skit to explain the NIH's proposed changes to peer review, reminding viewers of the October 13 public comment deadline.

Plastic surgeon @AnthonyYoun was unimpressed by a viral video claiming that uterine fibroids are simply muscle knots that can be easily massaged away.

Obstetrician @FatimaDaoud was surprised by the claim as well, suggesting her professional expertise extends beyond the realm of wellness.

Oncologist @ShrutiPatel joined the conversation, humorously describing chemotherapy as a personalized cellular detox.

Which childhood vaccine are you? @YalePublicHealth shared a visual collage of each immunization for educational purposes.

Need a new summer read? Psychiatrist @SaumyaDave recommended novels to her patients, highlighting the role of literature in mental health.

@eats.selam, an ICU nurse, reminded followers that "alive and living are two very different clinical outcomes."

Resident psychiatrist @LivinLidia disclosed her stage III breast cancer diagnosis on Instagram, stressing the importance of preventive screenings.

The University of Pittsburgh showcased must-have items for new students starting the school year.

Dermatologist @MadalynNguyen bid farewell to her medical assistant, who would become a future nurse.

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