The Patient Was Angry. It Was Intimidating.
Please don’t scream at me, I want to keep you safe!
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Please don’t scream at me, I want to keep you safe!
Marion Mass, MD, writes about how shadowy wealthy corporations have been collecting government sanctioned kickbacks for decades, harming your wallet, and putting your medical care at risk.
David Epstein, MD focuses on the idea of knowing what you don’t know. If you know what you don’t know, you can learn to ask the right questions.
Louis Profeta, MD, writes about the tragedy of failed hospital leadership during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
We accept written work from anyone in the public, whether or not you’re a doctor or a member. We believe in circulating great content.
If you've got an interesting topic
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No. Anything meaningful/exciting/fresh works, and will be appropriately fitted into one of our various topics (article types include educational, informative, entertaining, advice, narratives, and more). And we circulate anything we accept for live publication (see below).
Absolutely. We are looking for advice and tips on anything professional-development related. So if you have something valuable to share that teaches our health expert audience, then share it! We will credit you with the advice, allow you to share a link where you can be found, and even circulate your work to our followers.
Of course. Health experts aren’t necessarily also expert writers. But the world is rapidly evolving, and these experts are realizing that they benefit from being seen, and heard, online. We help.
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If accepted, your article will be published in our CONTENT section. It will also appear on our front page (articles there are constantly replaced by newer pieces).
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In addition to getting a chance to be published in our CONTENT section, member articles are posted right inside their public profile, too, for display.
This is why we call it a “portfolio”.
If the article does add value to our followers, and is chosen by our editorial team, it will get added into our CONTENT section. Once published, our design team gets to work creating unique ways to spread your message across our social media, as mentioned above.
Marion Mass, MD, writes about how shadowy wealthy corporations have been collecting government sanctioned kickbacks for decades, harming your wallet, and putting your medical care at risk.
Louis Profeta, MD, writes about the tragedy of failed hospital leadership during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Daniel Paull, MD, an orthopedic surgeon in private practice, tells the world why he doesn’t believe in electronic health records.
Dr. Epstein never realized how important teaching was, in medicine, and writes about how poorly prepared we are, when we’re studying to become physicians.
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