220 Glasses of Water Per Day; The ERAS Era; Lip-Syncing for Healthcare CEOs

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Medical toxicologist @RyanMarino warns his followers not to follow Chris Pratt’s alleged Marvel regimen of drinking 220 glasses of water per day: “This is not possible and is literally how you get water poisoning, which is really, really dangerous…He absolutely did not do this, and you should not do this, too!”

#BookTok meets #NurseTok in this video from nurse and comedian @nurseblake.

Ultrasound technician @natalieavni describes the types of partners she sees in the ultrasound room: from supportive to emotional, and everything in between.

#MedTwitter has entered its ERAS era. Residency applicants began their journey to Match 2024, and medical student @MBurt34 used the popular Kevin James meme to poke fun at his own application.

“No, I can’t explain that, and I’m too tired to look it up,” sighs emergency physician @lifeofadoctor, in response to a medical mystery video.

Hospital walking speed or regular walking speed? Emergency physician @jtrebach must decide his preferred pace while out in the wild.

No hand washing policy for vaccination? Pediatric emergency doctor @BradGoldbergMD shares his unhygienic experience getting his flu and COVID boosters at a CVS location in Los Angeles.

The Tube Girl trend, where creators confidently lip-sync while in a crowded public space, has infiltrated healthcare. Gutsy gastroenterologist @austinchiangmd bravely participated in a room full of healthcare CEOs.

Neurosurgeon @ladyspinedoc shows off her weekday outfits.

This friend group rocks their sashes as they toast to officially matching.

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