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It is difficult to feel like you are doing anything right because the new standard we are all expected to live up to, is very simply absolute.
It is difficult to feel like you are doing anything right because the new standard we are all expected to live up to, is very simply absolute.
Social media can be isolating, but it can also bring connection, writes Gretchen LaSalle, MD. It is a tool like any other.
Dr. Shiliang Alice Cao advises on living in the moment, and changing attitude. Just two of her 6-pieces of life advice.
Palliative care physician Dr. Christi Bartlett darkly explains how avoiding advance directives, unclear family conversations, and “do everything” medicine can turn dying into the most chaotic group project no one wanted.
Born from a moment of exhaustion and inspiration, Her American Story is Dr. Ahmad’s podcast celebrating the diverse experiences of women of color growing up in America, creating a long-overdue space for representation, connection, and shared identity.
Dr. Sonali Mantoo reflects on age, race, and gender bias in medicine, from training in India to practicing in the U.S., and why sharing these stories matters for gender parity and representation in healthcare.
Being a doctor on social media can quickly become overwhelming. It’s a lonely pastime. But with SoMeDocs, you’re not alone.
Dana Corriel, MD thinks you shouldn’t fear stepping out publicly into social media, especially with the incredible opportunities available in the social world of today.
Caring for aging parents while raising a family can leave you wondering what’s wrong with you. A psychiatrist suggests asking a different question.
Dr. Lara Barbir, Psy.D. specializes in trauma-informed insights on nervous system regulation, reparenting, and emotional security to help adults, parents, and clinicians move from insight to embodied change.
The Dusty Muffins™ podcast: three menopause specialists sharing real talk, science, and stories about perimenopause, menopause, and midlife—educating, empowering, and laughing along the way.
Owen Scott Muir, MD is the most engaging speaker in mental health.