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emilylong.bsky.social
Harvard Plastic Surgery Resident 👩🏻‍⚕️🩺 Plastic Surgery | Patient Safety | Public Health | Medical Education | Swiftie 🫶🏻 Opinions are my own |🚫medical advice Mostly on TikTok 👉🏻 @dr.ems
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I've seen many say "so what if people reject vaccines, refuse to wear a mask, or drink raw milk, it's Darwinism." Well, the risk of viruses mutating into more deadly forms increases when they are allowed to spread. Individuals ignoring public health practices harms everyone.

submitted 110 days ago • 20 comments

New platform, re-sharing our recent sex differences in cardiogenic shock SRMA: -Women are ⬆️ likely to die than men (35% unadjusted, 10% adjusted for comorbidities) -Women ⬇️ less likely to recieve mechanical support Urgent need to understand these differences & enroll more women in CS RCTs!

submitted 111 days ago • 1 comment

Would love to start a #plasticsurgery starter pack, but there don’t seem to be many of us on here yet. Please comment if you’re a plastic surgeon, researcher, etc. so I can follow and add you! #medsky #sciencesky

submitted 110 days ago • 2 comments

After a bruising election, many Americans may feel an impulse toward solitude. But turning away from one another is the wrong instinct, Julie Beck writes: theatln.tc/bNHXEQQ2

submitted 110 days ago • 10 comments

We wanted to better understand how to improve public health messaging against disinformation. So we asked Emily Oster how to coddle upper class Trump supporters about being wrong & selfish & ignorant so they can avoid being minorly inconvenienced by things like facts or the existence of other people

submitted 110 days ago • 11 comments

Hi new BlueSky friends! I’m a plastic and reconstructive surgery resident physician in Boston, and am interested in the intersection of patient safety, public health, and social media! Excited for a new platform that isn’t corrupted with misinformation (yet)✌🏻 #medsky #sciencesky #womeninmedicine

submitted 110 days ago • 4 comments

In a world of misinformation, understanding who has credentials is important. This paper investigates training backgrounds and scope of practice of self-proclaimed “cosmetic surgeons” practicing the full gamut of plastic and reconstructive surgery with minimal training. #plasticsurgery #medsky

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