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How do you find out who the great surgeons are? Ask the anesthesiologists, tweeted (X-ed?) Alyssa Burgart, MD, MA.

What is “scalp popping,” and is it actually beneficial for relieving migraines? Neurosurgeon Betsy Grunch, MD, explains that there is no scientific basis for this Tiktok trend.

After Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) abruptly froze for nearly 30 seconds during a press conference, MedPage Today editor-in-chief Jeremy Faust, MD, weighed in, noting that the event was clearly “an acute change in mental status.”

@sarahpirklemd grew up to be the “Doctor Barbie” her younger self aspired to be.

Labor and delivery nurse @labor_junkie_rn dropped a tutorial for her “magic momma mocktail,” which she serves to patients after giving birth.

How much does a neonatal ICU nurse in New York City with a year of experience make per year?

Incoming medical students at the University of Michigan received their white coats this week, Kardashian-style.

After people were burned from falling to the ground during extreme heat, Josh Trebach, MD, likened the event to the “floor is lava” game.

A realistic animation of the cardiac cycle.

Beginner in hematology? This cheat sheet may help simplify things.

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