MD student @ Emory, slightly obsessed with books

Joined April 2020
I’m somehow halfway through M3 year, where did the time go??
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Pediatric PM&R? Definitely on my radar now ❤️
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For those wondering about #mpox, this is a different clade than from 2022 and hasn't been found in the US yet. cdc.gov/poxvirus/mpox/outbre…
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The 2022 version (clade II) is still in some areas of the US. The newer outbreak (clade I) hasn’t been reported outside of central and eastern Africa yet.
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🚨 Breaking News: President Biden has signed the National Plan to End Parkinson’s Act into law! This is the first-ever federal legislation dedicated to ending Parkinson’s, and will dramatically increasing federal research funding for PD. Learn more: Parkinson.org/blog/awareness…
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Today, I was the first person to vote at my location for the 7 Nov general election 🗳️
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Cardio questions kicked my butt on ScholarRx
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You’re telling me Fomepizole Aripiprazole Omeprazole And Ketoconazole ALL DO DIFFERENT THINGS? AND I HAVE TO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE?
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Is it bad I like DOMS? It puts me in mental contact with my body like meditation does
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Happy lunar new year
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“In the adjusted model, abortion was associated with lower distress scores than both adoption and unwanted birth.“ link.springer.com/article/10…
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First day back in the med school, let’s hope it goes well
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6 incredible resources developed by top universities to help you become a proficient academic writer — totally free:
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Sherman Jones retweeted
As #Thanksgiving approaches it may motivate us to practice #gratitude. However, we also recognize that it may be challenging if we are grieving too. We remind anyone who may be struggling that #grief and gratitude can co-exist and it is OK to not feel okay this week. 💙
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For all the medical professionals, what do you think about a mobile (free) clinic but offered through public transit?
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“Radical leftist” opinion: healthcare is a human right
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Ummm No. This only reinforces the need for accurate science reporting. Combination hyperbole and inaccurate reporting fuels misinformation. Some brief thoughts (bear with the slightly rambling nature 😉) 1/n
This looks like Theranos level fraud. The last 16 years of Alzheimer’s research looks to have been built on deliberately falsified data. It’s why Alzheimer’s drugs have a 99% failure rate in trials. The thing they’re trying to fix isn’t the problem. dailykos.com/story/2022/7/22…
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