Intoxicated Without Drinking? 60-Second Diagnosis; Gastro Docs Talk Gut Health

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Can you imagine being drunk for 2 years and not knowing why? Emergency physician @doctor.darien shared on TikTok a case study published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal about a patient with auto-brewery syndrome.

“I can’t wait to hear about the new burnout initiative,” said hematologist @aarongoodman33, after receiving a parking citation from his institution while working a weekend on-call.

Emergency medicine physician Josh Trebach, MD, wished his followers a happy Pride month, accompanied by a reminder: “Your heart contains a bicuspid valve not a straightcuspid valve.”

A medical student tested his knowledge in the popular series, “60 seconds to make the diagnosis,” demonstrating his impressive quick thinking.

What’s the weirdest thing society accepts as normal? “Your child’s cancer doctor has to beg the insurance company that you pay to provide medical care to allow your child’s cancer to be treated,” said medical toxicologist Ryan Marino, MD, in response to a trending question.

A pediatric medical practice in Texas put a medical spin on the popular TikTok game “Best Friend Dictionary,” guessing the standard greetings and phrases that their team of physicians use when talking to patients.

Why is walking beneficial? Neurosurgeon Brian Hoeflinger, MD, shared the health benefits of daily walking while taking a stroll.

Pediatrician @dr_rossome responded to a negative comment by listing all the ways he helps children through his work.

How do gastroenterologists maintain gut health? @socalgastrodoc compiled a video of GI doctors sharing their approaches, from eating yogurt to exercising.

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