Anti-Vaxxer Zombie Apocalypse; ‘So Fetch’ Flu Shots; What Not to Wear on Halloween

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Ophthalmologist @vickichanmd parodies “Thriller” following the anti-vaxxer conspiracy theory that the FEMA emergency test alert would cause a zombie apocalypse.

“There are so many beautiful and tragic stories that have made me who I am as a physician and mother,” says ob/gyn @tiktokbabydoc, revealing the “things that have altered [her] brain chemistry” as a high-risk pregnancy specialist.

What happens when the patient and provider roles are reversed? Endocrinologist @mad_endo acts out the potential scenario.

Orthopedic surgery resident @doc.iggy grooves to a Cee-Lo tune while sharing a message about representation in medicine.

“Getting your flu shot this season is so fetch”: the CDC director uses iconic “Mean Girls” humor to encourage vaccination.

Medical student @browngirl_whitecoat shares a video celebrating National Latino Physicians Day in hopes of bringing awareness to the need for Latinos in medicine.

For those planning their Halloween costumes, pediatric psychiatrist @drkalimd shares an important reminder that “mental illness is not a costume.”

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