Laughter: It’s really the best medicine
Is laughter the best medicine? Indeed it is.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
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Innovation and creativity takes center stage in medicine
Innovation and creativity have never taken center stage in medicine — until now.
There’s a new world out there in surgery, and medicine in general.
And over the next few months, join surgeon David Hindin as he shares a new series that explores the many ways hospitals and medical schools have begun to embrace creativity and innovation.
“Letter in the Mail” from Medicine the Musical
A song from Medicine the Musical by Michael Ehrenreich. Support the Kickstarter campaign to bring the production closer to completion.
Medicine the Musical is a unique musical that brings the world of medicine and medical school to the public in an accessible and entertaining way.
Set to a dynamic rock score, Medicine the Musical follows a group of first year medical students as they struggle …
Doctors who wear scrubs outside of a medical setting
Doctors who wear scrubs outside of a medical setting. Here’s what this physician thinks about that.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
A medical student spoken word on burnout
Medical student Peter Rezkalla with a spoken word on burnout. See more at his YouTube channel.
A physician remembers his son’s birth plan
Did this delivery go according to the birth plan? It did, until this physician received the hospital bill.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
Watch how determination and resilience connect two medical students
Determination and resilience connect two medical students — hear their story of strength and friendship. #BornToHeal Courtesy of the American Medical Association (AMA).
A physician on his daughter’s implants
A physician comments on his daughter’s “implants.”
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
One teen cancer survivor shares why she’s inspired to become a physician
“I’m getting this intense sense of responsibility. I’m going to be a doctor, I have to be a doctor. These people saved my life.” #BornToHeal
Courtesy of the American Medical Association (AMA).
This resident’s childhood friend inspired him to help other children as a physician
“You find joy that people are doing better because of what you did for them.” #BornToHeal
Courtesy of the American Medical Association (AMA).
It’s important for medical students to have mentors. Here’s why.
Dr. Leon Pedell on the importance of mentors. Courtesy of Before the Floors.
A physician-comedian on the ridiculousness of paperwork and health insurers
“It’s my hope that one day the health plans will reimburse everybody for a comedy rental.”
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
A emergency physician’s compelling journey
Watch Dr. Vaughn Browne’s emergency medicine journey. Courtesy of Black Men in White Coats.
What inspires this physician to help others?
A sense of purpose inspires one physician to seek ways to help others. “Loving what I do makes it very easy to get up out of bed and come to work, even when faced with potentially really serious situations.” #BornToHeal
Courtesy of the American Medical Association (AMA).
Why doctors need to become pharmacologists
Dr. Leon Pedell on why doctors need to become pharmacologists. Courtesy of Before the Floors.
Medical students must read and be lifelong learners
Dr. Leon Pedell discusses why medical students must read and be lifelong learners. Courtesy of Before the Floors.
It’s important for physicians to have relationships with patients’ families
Dr. Leon Pedell why it’s so important for physicians to have relationships with patients’ families. Courtesy of Before the Floors.
Watch a future physician at the beginning of his journey
Watch Bailey Alexander Loving’s compelling medical student journey. Courtesy of Black Men in White Coats.
See how medical marijuana can be funny
Can medical marijuana be funny?
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
Algorithms and detective work in medical care
Dr. Leon Pedell discusses algorithms and detective work in medical care. Courtesy of Before the Floors.
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Fill mid-level positions with unmatched medical graduates
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