Turning a tattoo appointment into something that resembles a surgical procedure introduces a host of complications. Anesthesia is never risk-free. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team https://t.co/gwN8FObPMF via @somedocs

From the article: The rise of full-body tattoos under anesthesia isn’t just about ink or sedation. It’s a collision of industries, values, and expectations. https://t.co/gwN8FObPMF via @somedocs

Honored to be a 🦴🧙‍♂️ :) Great Article @somedocs An exploration of DO culture; from the origins of “Bone Wizard” to the deeper heritage behind osteopathic medicine, and how modern physicians are reclaiming their identity in fresh, creative ways.

A revealing look at the growing trend of full-body tattoos done under anesthesia, exploring the medical, cultural, and ethical questions behind this collision of art and healthcare.

Social media has given DOs a platform they never had before, a place to share insights about holistic care, structural-functional relationships, and the philosophy that underpins their training. — article written by The SoMeDocs Team https://t.co/vCW8FA8R1a via @somedocs

From the article: Osteopathic medicine has survived wars, skepticism, system changes, and endless evolution. What it hasn’t always had is a visible, vibrant cultural identity. Now it does. And the story is only just beginning. https://t.co/vCW8FA8R1a via @somedocs

An exploration of DO culture; from the origins of “Bone Wizard” to the deeper heritage behind osteopathic medicine, and how modern physicians are reclaiming their identity in fresh, creative ways.

We're proud to announce the SECOND official profile inside of our SCHOLARS directory, featuring an upcoming lecturer, Dr. Wiederman: I'm passionate about translating the best from psychology to foster professional development for others. https://t.co/GJUsEQ5cQB via @SoMeDocs

Menopause is not an illness. It is a normal, expected part of a woman's reproductive life. Too often it has been presented as an end when it is actually just the beginning of another chapter. https://t.co/WfB15wPJ0s via @somedocs

If specialists are firefighters, primary care doctors are the ones walking around the house unplugging curling irons before the flames start. — article written by Nikitha Paluri, MD https://t.co/4X3y7MXPUP via @somedocs

From the article: As tough as it gets, your primary care doctor shows up every day.. because they care, because people need them, and because despite the burnout, this work still matters. https://t.co/4X3y7MXPUP via @somedocs

Nikitha Paluri, MD shares a raw look at why primary care physicians are burning out in record numbers, and why so many still choose to stay in the field despite the crushing demands, impossible expectations, and emotional toll of the job.

COMING SOON: The decision to leave medicine should never invite shame. And no one (no one!) has the right to define another person's worth by the stethoscope they no longer wear. Subscribe here to receive our newsletter with articles, weekly: https://t.co/lso7izJI7u

New Headshot alert for this board-certified Cardiologist at Cardiovascular Consultants, specializing in women’s heart health. Use her profile's inquiry box to connect: I am an advocate for women and their cardiac health.

From the article: The next time someone in healthcare unwraps a cookie with the joy of someone who found treasure, at least they’ll know they aren’t alone. In this world, snacks aren’t just food, they’re tiny victories, one bite at a time. https://t.co/wtJz0CWHKU via @somedocs

A candid, funny, and painfully relatable look at the eating habits of healthcare professionals, and how unpredictable schedules shape what clinicians actually eat during a shift.

Dr. Anna Yu Lee offers a reflective look at expertise in mental health, inspired by a playful nod to her cat, and how unconventional forms of support can broaden our understanding of care.

From the article: Pets may not be the right healers for everyone. However, in some situations, their calm presence, emotional attunement, and lack of ego may offer something humans struggle to provide. https://t.co/SOp3AWPxj7 via @somedocs

Despite resistance to feline participation in human institutions, history shows how cats have meaningfully contributed to academic and professional life. — article written by Anna Yu Lee, PhD, MPH, MA https://t.co/SOp3AWPxj7 via @somedocs

From the article: While policy debates play out in Washington, the people in scrubs are the ones who understand what is at stake. — @mass_marion https://t.co/tu6kFlDxxF via @somedocs