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some big dude covered in tattoos smoking a cigar infront of my apartment “hey idk if anyone has ever told you but…. you are phenomenal at parallel parking — I’ve seen you a few times like ‘she ain’t gonna make it’ and then you do, incredible”
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hands down the best thing I saw in Japan was a 12 year old wearing a tshirt with a picture of a shrimp on it that just said SCOLIOSIS
have gotten conflicting info about research yrs/ aways / et al., will meet with home program soon, but love all the advice I can get
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no I actually love that my apartment waited til I flipped to nights to demo the unit above me all day long
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My younger sister has CF. Her whole life we have emotionally prepared for her to not make it past her 30s. Now, I will get to see her live a long life, maybe start a family or dive into a career.
It makes me sad how we've villainized biomedical science when it has changed lives.
worst thing about third year definitely the many hours of random busy work that we have to do on top of working > than full time while also trying to study for shelf exams and step 2 and pretend to know what we wanna do for the rest of our lives and VSLO and ERAS and pubs and
like I literally just drove an hr to take a shelf, drove an hour back to fiancé’s, have been doing bs busy work for the past 2 hrs and still have like 3 more hrs of work, JUST got next rotation’s schedule with orientation on Monday 1 hr away from actual rotation site….
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Wake up babe a new PCR protocol for eggs just dropped
The perfect approach to boiling an egg, researchers found, was cooking it in 100°C water for 2 minutes, then 30°C water for 2 minutes, and repeating for a total of 32 minutes. scim.ag/4hEpmiK @NewsfromScience
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Replying to @jasonryanmd
Clever way of them to address the supply-demand of ER attendings by paying another year of resident salary rather than an attending salary and getting the same experienced physician
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Submitted an NIH grant today in hopes that the NIH will still exist in the near future to support biomedical research. I'm an optimist!


















