Doctors on Social Media

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Tracy Paeschke, MD, FACC

Helping people thrive through good health.

Amy S. Babiuch, MD

Live life with a voracious appetite for what brings joy to your soul

Jennifer Caputo-Seidler, MD

Thriving at the intersection of medicine and humanities

Nishi Bhopal MD

Everybody deserves restorative sleep! I teach doctors the fundamentals of sleep medicine.

Andrea Eisenberg MD, FACOG

I’m a women’s health advocate with an interest in narrative medicine and writing.

Kimberly Greene-Liebowitz, MD, MPH

Emergency and urgent care physician, epidemiologist, celiac parent, writer, gluten free/kosher chef. There are not enough hours in the day!

Asma Al-Zougbi, MD, MME

The management of many of the medical problems society faces lies in the preventing and treating obesity, from the personal to the national level.

Moshe Cohn, MD, HEC-C

When we relieve suffering, we can all heal.

Paula Muto, MD

UBERDOC Founder/CEO; General and Vascular Surgeon

Kurt Hofmann, MD

Dr. Hofmann is a Board Certified orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeon at New England Baptist Hospital

Blog: Family in Focus with Wendy Schofer, MD, “The Blog”

Let’s shout it out: Your kid doesn’t have to lose weight or be a certain size to be healthy.

Michael Kentris, DO

Neurologist with a passion for medical education

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Coach: Wendy Schofer, MD and Family in Focus

Be More YOU for a Healthier Life. I help physicians create a life they don’t need a break from.

Blog: Family in Focus with Wendy Schofer, MD, “The Blog”

Let’s shout it out: Your kid doesn’t have to lose weight or be a certain size to be healthy.

02/02 Making Friends with Fear in Order to Grow Your Impact

Cindy Tsai, MD addresses healers who want to make a big impact and contribute powerfully to the world. Join this session to learn how to make friends with fear so you don’t sabotage yourself and, instead, become unstoppable.

“Light-bulb” Moments

Robert Saul, MD explains how epiphanies, revelations, or “light-bulb” moments, are sometimes easy to recognize but, more often than not, are only noticed after the fact.