A Good Omen
Joshua OommenMy reflections as I learn about medicine, practical philosophy, and learning
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Scott Aberegg–On The Virtue of Looking For A Unifying Diagnosis, Discarding Misconceptions of Diagnostic Errors, & The Thrill of Diagnostic Detective Work
Any internal medicine doctor worth their salt will argue that the most important procedure they do everyday is “thinking”. Thinking about the diagnosis, the management, the patient, and thinking itself. I chat with Dr. Aberegg—pulmonary and...
Howard Herrell-Why Biological Mechanisms Lie, Evaluating Physician Disputes, & Working at the Edge of the EBM Paradigm
We hear stories about how the body works to justify treatments effects, yet how often do these treatments actually pan out? We hear doctors disagree and how should we—as learners—make sense of those disputes? In this episode, OBGYN Dr. Howa...
Be Suspicious Of A Sense Of Ease & Undeterred By A Sense Of Difficulty
What strikes me as I learn in medical school is how often our intuition about a subject can be misguided. Whether it be my notions about exemplary patient care, the adequate way to express empathy to patients, or how we best learn.
Linda Costanzo—On How She Found Physiology, Building A Conceptual Bag of Tricks, & Learning Under Medical School Pressures [#44]
I first read Dr. Costanzo’s textbook during my 3rd year of University when I was still deciding whether or not to enter medicine. Her textbook me fall in love with physiology. In today’s conversation, I chat with her about how she got into ...
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Hello! I'm currently interested in topics related to productivity, medicine, and practical philosophy. I regularly converse with people I disagree with and think about ideas I don't know what to make of yet.
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