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#Medtwitter Reel by @drmichaelsays (verified account) - "Did your patient survive?" Yes, he did. This was the patient who projectile vomited blood all over the ward. I was a very junior doctor at the time-c — “Did your patient survive?” Yes, he did. This was the patient who projectile vomited blood all over the ward. I was a very junior doctor at the time—completely terrified. I went into autopilot, somehow got through it, and he pulled through. Psychologically, I’ve never recovered from witnessing something like that. I still think about it to this day—and I received zero psychological support from the hospital. This has to change. Junior doctors, nurses, all of us—we go through things no one prepares us for. And it’s not enough to just survive the shift. We need support. We need to talk about this. #MedTwitter #JuniorDoctorLife #NurseTok #HealthcareBurnout #SupportOurNHS

#Medtwitter Reel by @bhashamukherjee (verified account) - Resident doctor strikes aren't just about pay - they're about being heard. 🩺📣

For many doctors, striking is one of the few mechanisms they have to — Resident doctor strikes aren’t just about pay — they’re about being heard. 🩺📣 For many doctors, striking is one of the few mechanisms they have to raise serious concerns with their employer. When warnings about unsafe staffing, burnout, patient risk, and unsustainable workloads go ignored for years, what else is left? Doctors don’t want to walk out. They want a system where they don’t have to. Striking becomes the last tool — the only way to say: “This isn’t safe. This isn’t sustainable. And someone needs to listen.” It’s not about abandoning patients. It’s about trying to protect the future of the care they deserve. #NHS #ResidentDoctors #DoctorsStrike #JuniorDoctors #DoctorsOfInstagram #GPsOfInstagram #NHSReality #HealthcareDebate #HealthPolicy #MedInsta #MedTwitter #NHSFuture #WorkforceCrisis

#Medtwitter Reel by @bhashamukherjee (verified account) - Should the NHS charge a small fee per appointment? 💷💭

It's a debate that keeps resurfacing every time the system hits breaking point. Some say a £5 — Should the NHS charge a small fee per appointment? 💷💭 It’s a debate that keeps resurfacing every time the system hits breaking point. Some say a £5–£10 fee would reduce “unnecessary” appointments and bring in much-needed funding. Others argue it would widen health inequalities, delay care, and undermine the founding principle that healthcare should be free at the point of use. Would fees make people think twice before booking… or stop the most vulnerable from seeking help at all? Would it fix demand… or simply shift the crisis elsewhere? Curious to hear your thoughts — would you support a nominal fee, or is this a line we should never cross? #NHS #HealthcareDebate #PrimaryCare #GPsOfInstagram #DoctorsOfInstagram #PublicHealth #HealthPolicy #NHSFunding #HealthcareUK #MedInsta #MedTwitter #DoctorLife #NHSFuture #HealthcareJustice

#Medtwitter Reel by @webmd (verified account) - Many People Don't Get Colonoscopies Even After Positive Stool Test⁠
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Nearly half of people with a positive stool test result don't get a potentially — Many People Don’t Get Colonoscopies Even After Positive Stool Test⁠ ⁠ Nearly half of people with a positive stool test result don’t get a potentially lifesaving, follow-up colonoscopy, according to a new study.⁠ ⁠ Researchers said that clinicians “were uniformly surprised” that their patients did not seek follow-up care.⁠ ⁠ “Obviously, that's a huge problem," study-co-author Jeff Mohl, PhD, director of research and analytics for the American Medical Group Association, told HealthDay. "If you're trying to estimate how many lives are saved, you're assuming that everyone gets follow-ups if they have a positive result, and if half of them don't do that, obviously you'll only save half as many people."⁠ ⁠ Tap the link in bio for more on why this is happening.

#Medtwitter Reel by @societyoffetalmedicine - Answer 217: Pulmonary Atresia with intact ventricular septum

Case Credit: Dr. Hiten Kalariya (SFM)

The next Case can be yours

Selection Criteria: — Answer 217: Pulmonary Atresia with intact ventricular septum Case Credit: Dr. Hiten Kalariya (SFM) The next Case can be yours Selection Criteria: 1) The Case has to be Rare and/or Interesting/technologically new or spectacular 2) It must have a high-quality video and images showing the anomaly or rarity ( No hint in question) 3) The answer should be prepared separately with a video and images where the condition/diagnosis has been described using audio or editing with arrows and text. (Refer: Answer 213 on our Twitter Page) 3) The case should not have more than 4 files including both video’s and images for question as well as 4 for the answer. The answer must contain couple of slide on diagnosis, incidence, associations, etc 4) The prepared case and the answer will be forwarded to the SFM Academic Council email address: sfmacademiccouncil@gmail.com 5) Once it is accepted by the council, the case will be shared on the SFM Twitter as well as other social media account. Also, share your contact number and Instagram and twitter handle if you have. Follow us on Instagram/Twitter/Facebook for more #fetalmedicine #fetal #isuog #medtwitter #fmf

#Medtwitter Reel by @medicopenia_155 - Final warning to Govt of Jharkhand.

With today's 4th Monday Black Badge protest, IMA JDN Jharkhand concludes Phase 1 and announces a statewide strike — Final warning to Govt of Jharkhand. With today’s 4th Monday Black Badge protest, IMA JDN Jharkhand concludes Phase 1 and announces a statewide strike from 6 April 2026 across all 5 Govt Medical Colleges & associated hospitals. Medicopenia team stands with IMA Jharkhand. #MedTwitter #JharkhandMedicos #doctor

#Medtwitter Reel by @criticalcarenow (verified account) - Why We Should Wait to Intubate

If you paralyze a DKA patient who is breathing 40 times a minute to blow off CO2, can your vent settings actually matc — Why We Should Wait to Intubate If you paralyze a DKA patient who is breathing 40 times a minute to blow off CO2, can your vent settings actually match that compensation? You’re trading a tenuous physiological balance for a high risk of cardiac arrest. Unless there is a definitive airway failure, we have to be the masters of watchful waiting and non-invasive support. What are your hard stop indications for intubating a DKA patient? Comment to discuss. #IntensiveCare #AirwayManagement #MedTwitter #EM #CriticalCareNow

#Medtwitter Reel by @drmichaelsays (verified account) - 🚨 UPDATE: The John Hunter Hospital email scandal is even worse than we thought. Yesterday, we talked about the leaked HR email calling a junior docto — 🚨 UPDATE: The John Hunter Hospital email scandal is even worse than we thought. Yesterday, we talked about the leaked HR email calling a junior doctor a “clinical marshmallow” for prioritising their free time over work. But here’s the full story—this doctor was on their scheduled day off, and the hospital wanted them to cover a night shift. When they said no (as anyone would), they were mocked in an internal email. I’m all for hearing both sides, so if John Hunter Hospital or any of their representatives want to explain how they’re addressing this toxic culture and lack of respect for junior doctors, I’m happy to chat. But right now? This just proves how broken the system is. 📢 Tag your doctor mates—this needs to be seen. #ClinicalMarshmallow #MedTwitter #JuniorDoctors #DoctorLife #ToxicWorkCulture #MedicalWorkplace #JohnHunterHospital #MedicalBurnout #RespectJuniorDoctors

#Medtwitter Reel by @dr.adeel.neurosurgery (verified account) - 🧠 Brain Lesions Decoded: From Anatomy to Symptoms

Understanding cortical lesions is a cornerstone of neurology-but it doesn't have to be overwhelmin — 🧠 Brain Lesions Decoded: From Anatomy to Symptoms Understanding cortical lesions is a cornerstone of neurology—but it doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here’s a breakdown of key localizations, their clinical features, and vascular correlations that every clinician and med student should know. --- 🔍 Lobe-by-Lobe Breakdown · Frontal Lobe Dominant side → personality, emotion, social behavior Non-dominant → movement & language disorders · Parietal Lobe Dominant → calculation, language, praxis Non-dominant → neglect, agnosia, dressing apraxia · Temporal Lobe Dominant → auditory processing, verbal memory Non-dominant → complex hallucinations, memory issues · Occipital Lobe Visual analysis → field defects, agnosia, hallucinations --- ⚠️ Destructive vs. Irritative Lesions · Destructive lesions cause deficits (e.g., aphasia, neglect) · Irritative lesions cause seizures or hallucinations (e.g., déjà vu, visual flashes) --- 🩺 Vascular Territories Made Simple · MCA Superior Division → Broca’s aphasia + face/arm weakness · MCA Inferior Division → Wernicke’s aphasia, NO weakness · MCA Main Stem → Global aphasia + hemiparesis · ICA → Global symptoms + dense hemiplegia · Vertebrobasilar → Vertigo, ataxia, coma --- 💎 Pearls & Tips · Lateralization matters: In right-handers, left hemisphere is usually dominant for language. · Non-dominant parietal lesions often cause neglect—a key bedside clue. · MCA strokes are common—know the divisions to predict deficits fast. · Occipital lobe lesions = visual field cuts; temporal lobe lesions = memory/recognition issues. --- 🔁 Save this post & share with a colleague who’s reviewing neuro! #Neurology #MedEd #BrainLesions #ClinicalPearls #Stroke

#Medtwitter Reel by @bhashamukherjee (verified account) - The 10-Minute Myth
The idea that GPs can deliver safe, holistic, person-centred care in 10 minutes is a political compromise, not a clinical reality. — The 10-Minute Myth The idea that GPs can deliver safe, holistic, person-centred care in 10 minutes is a political compromise, not a clinical reality. Patients bring complex stories, multiple symptoms, and whole lives into that room — not just “one problem.” If you run over time, it doesn’t mean you’ve failed. It means you’re listening, practising safely, and treating a human being, not a checklist. #GP #NHS #GeneralPractice #HealthcareReality #DoctorLife #PrimaryCare #NHSWorkers #GPtrainee #MedTwitter #HolisticCare #PatientCentredCare #DoctorsOfInstagram #MedicalLife #NHSdoctor #GPconsultation

#Medtwitter Reel by @melanindoc - 🩺 Match Week is HERE! 🎉

@drnicole.co breaks down everything you need to know about Match Week - what's happening, why it matters, and what medical — 🩺 Match Week is HERE! 🎉 @drnicole.co breaks down everything you need to know about Match Week — what's happening, why it matters, and what medical students go through to find out where they'll train next. Good luck to all the incredible future physicians matching this week! You worked hard for this moment. 💪🏾 Tag someone who's matching this year! 👇🏾 📍 Follow @melanindoc for more Black excellence in medicine #MelaninDoc #MatchWeek2026 #MatchDay #MedTwitter #BlackInMedicine #FutureDoctors #MedSchool #ResidencyMatch #RepresentationMatters #BlackExcellence #SNMA #MedStudentLife

#Medtwitter Reel by @medpage (verified account) - Since publishing his book, The Language of God, Francis Collins, MD, (former director of the NIH) has found himself in the "trusted insider" role for — Since publishing his book, The Language of God, Francis Collins, MD, (former director of the NIH) has found himself in the "trusted insider" role for people in crisis between science and Christian faith. Many young adults who were raised in strict Christian households were "led to believe that science was not something... [to] really trust" and that "evolution was of the devil," said Collins. After going to university, "they see the data... their whole foundation is suddenly cracking and they begin to wonder if they even know who they are." "They desperately are needing somebody to try to reassure them that this can all still work," said Collins. "And maybe I'm in a place to be able to help with that." Watch the full video at the link in our bio. @jeremysamuelfaust #healthcare #faith #doctorsofinstagram #doctors #medicine #doctor #physician #medstudent #medicalstudent #futuredoctor #medtwitter #medicine #healthcare #medical #medicalnews #medpagetoday #healthnews #nurse #instahealth #faithandmedicine

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