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The Barbie trend continued this week on healthcare Social Media. @fearlesslyoma and @thedaisysanchez shared their POVs as “Doctor Barbie” and “Surgeon Barbie,” respectively. Meanwhile, @livzbihley, @andiinbloom, and @hey_its_emilywilson shared their “Kens” jobs: unemployed (student), hospital, and night hospital.

The Hubert H. Humphrey Building, where the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is housed, went rogue on HHS Twitter this week, defending itself against allegations of being the ugliest building in Washington, D.C.

Pharmacist @millennialrx reacts to a “scary misfill,” where a patient received insulin instead of allopurinol.

Both @DGlaucomflecken and @MikkaelSekeres reacted to American Board of Internal Medicine’s now-deleted tweet about completing Longitudinal Knowledge Assessment (LKA) questions while on vacation.

According to @DJGould94, Google Docs might need a refresher on grammar.

@asskruss reacted to a viral video in which a patient questioned a diagnosis on his MyChart, explaining that medical billing codes, or ICD-10 codes, can be stigmatizing.

“Nursing students love love!!!” says @kenzie_keeler, while panning to last-semester nursing students smiling with diamond rings.

@misspauuparazzi celebrates her nursing colleague’s retirement.

Surgery resident @dr.shanmd faced criticism on Tiktok when she shared in her autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) cooking routine that her husband “expects” dinner when he comes home, even on days that she completes a 13-hour residency shift. She defended her marriage in a follow-up video: “I accidentally went viral.”

Kamilah Evans, MD, shares her non-traditional path to becoming an ob/gyn.

Getting a manicure? Be cautious of those UV rays! Tiffany Mathias, MD, warns viewers about the potential harm that lamps used in gel manicures can cause and provides solutions for those who don’t want to completely give up on these manicures.

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