Socrates, the Classical Greek Philosopher (469 BCE – 399 BCE), was the forefather of questioning dogma. Through the writings of Plato, we understand that Socrates believed in dissecting and deconstructing firmly held beliefs and convictions. He famously invited any members…
The Ulcer Rap from ZDoggMD. ZDoggMD is hard at work addressing yesterday's healthcare problems tomorrow, for a better today.
Are we dealing with myth or medicine, dogma or doggy doo, science or sophistry? Question: What causes T wave inversion on the ECG in the setting of some subarachnoid haemorrhages? Current explanation Because the sympathetic storm induced causes subendocardial myocardial…
Where do we draw the line. Gangman spoof lands doctors in hot water…
Emergency Musical Interlude with Med School State of Mind from the Fee Follies MSU COM Class of 2013
Fight of the Conchords have got together with primary school kids and a bunch of Kiwi music artists all in the name of helping sick kids.
Emergency Musical Interlude (EMI) 009: Not enough perfusion The generic standard of mediocrity underpinning the Emergency Musical Interlude series has just taken a step forward with “Not Enough Perfusion” by Pramänik MDMC. A tribute to Conrad Fischer, M.D. Music production by…
Gastroenterologist Patricia Raymond takes medicine seriously, and herself lightly. Ms. Butt Meddler advocates "small choices that lead to big health".
New rappers on the medical rap scene The Bougie Foundation and Stemillionaire, rap out their door-to-gangsta-time on LITFL.
We’re an odd bunch of people, we critical care practitioners. We perform a role defined by its high stakes, and we go at it with high intensity training, communication, and language. We learn that we must train like the military…
Trying to assist with an educational session for the upcoming Fellowship examinations...reminded me of this great Emergency Musical Interlude from the awesome Amateur Transplants with @amateursuman and Adam Kay
As any biologist knows, mum does a lot more than just give you half a set of genes. This song is fantastically geeky