Adele’s Doctor Makes Concert Cameo; Unpopular Medical Opinions; #MedTwitter Matters

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At her Las Vegas residency concert, Adele said “Hello” to a surprise guest in the audience: the physician who delivered her baby.

Emergency physician @doctor.dustin swaps a white noise machine with hospital sounds to help him fall asleep.

What’s your unpopular opinion in medicine? Gastroenterologist @drkeithsiau asked this of #MedTwitter, and the replies are full of hot takes.

This mother-daughter doctor duo compares medical school applications: 1990 versus now.

“If I were ever stranded on a desert island, physician recruiters would still find me,” says GI oncologist Mark Lewis, MD.

Surgery resident Jorge Zárate, MD, highlights the importance of #MedTwitter for reaching healthcare professionals and garnering connections.

Which is worse, autoimmune disease or heart disease? Researcher Sean Mullen, PhD, quips, “you don’t have to answer that one because COVID may gift you both.”

“Black representation amongst @DukeHospital’s surgery trial coordinators saved her life,” said virologist @KizzyPhD, explaining how her sister survived after getting into an accident.

In a satirical skit, pediatric nurse @nurse.alexrn points out the inaccuracies of medical shows written by non-medical people.

Pronunciation of common medical terms isn’t always included in medical education until clinical experience starts, says dermatology resident @bigmdenergy.

When it comes to toilet paper recommendations, gastroenterologists are the experts.

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