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Would You Trust A Doctor Dressed Like This? - YouTube
Channel: Doctor Mike
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dr chaudhary md if you were
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true he for she then you must speak up
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against this disturbing study
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three men created fake social media
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accounts to purposefully spy on
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applicants
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worse they are shaming our women
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physician colleagues
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for wearing bikinis med twitter
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med bikini retraction this is a study we
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got to talk about
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on this week's wednesday checkup
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there was a study published late last
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year that wanted to take a look at the
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unprofessional behavior or the potential
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on professional behavior on social media
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by young vascular doctors so what they
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did was they compiled a list
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of recently trained vascular surgeons
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specifically young ones
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they scoured their social media profiles
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facebook instagram twitter
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interestingly they had three male
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individuals do this scouring which
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kind of creates a bias but we'll discuss
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that in a bit and what they found was
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about 25 of these young doctors that
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they
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looked at had quote unquote potentially
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unprofessional behavior or clearly
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unprofessional behavior and the reason i
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point out these two definitions
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is because it's going to make a big big
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difference as to the utility
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honesty integrity everything about this
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study
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let's define those terms the study
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defines clearly unprofessional content
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as health insurance portability
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accountability act violations that's
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hipaa violations
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patient privacy violations intoxicated
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appearance
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unlawful behavior possession of drugs or
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drug paraphernalia and
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uncensored profanity or offensive
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comments about colleagues
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work or patience i think you and i will
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both agree
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that's clearly unprofessional behavior
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shouldn't talk bad about your patients
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or colleagues you shouldn't be doing
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illegal
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acts or drugs or anything like that and
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your patient's privacy is of
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utmost importance does not belong
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anywhere on social media all of these
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make sense
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but they had to include this list of
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potentially unprofessional pieces of
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content and the way that they
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define potentially unprofessional
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content
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is as follows holding or consuming
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alcohol inappropriate attire censored
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profanity controversial political or
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religious comments
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and controversial social topics this
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definition
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is what completely delegitimizes this
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study
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had they only include the clearly
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unprofessional content
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great people would have benefited from
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the study they would have applauded it
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but instead they've included this
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subjective
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heavily heavily biased portion of
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potentially unprofessional content and
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destroyed this article i mean it's
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full of subjective cognitive even
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gender bias some may even go as far as
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calling it sexist
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and i really do support them on that
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doctors are humans
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too the more patients see us
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as humans too the more likely they are
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to trust
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us the better we can communicate the
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more likely we're to have
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better health outcomes for them this
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elitist
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super professional version of doctors
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needs to disappear and studies like this
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that perpetuate this elitist notion
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really do us a major disservice in fact
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there were so many
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of my colleagues that were upset by this
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study that there was a trending twitter
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hashtag called med bikini with many of
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my colleagues posing in their beachwear
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which is a totally appropriate thing to
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do
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doctors are humans humans like having
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fun they like going to the beach
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humans that are of age that are off duty
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can have a glass of wine and take a
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picture with it and shouldn't be afraid
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to do so in fact
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i'm partially part of the problem i
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remember
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when i was going out i'm not going out
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as often anymore but if i was to take a
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picture with someone and i'm holding a
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glass of wine
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i would try and do my best to hide it
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because i was worried people would judge
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me
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we need to become more relatable really
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lean into showing our lives on social
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media
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you don't have to do it but if you want
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to there should be no program directors
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or
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scientific researchers stopping you from
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doing that and then
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to say doctors shouldn't be commenting
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on controversial social topics
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you want to exclude doctors healthcare
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professionals
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on the topics of gun control and
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abortion these are
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some of the topics where a healthcare
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voice is of utmost importance
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as i look through twitter in the midst
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of conversations on controversial social
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topics
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i wish there were more health care
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voices there i wish
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there was more health care literacy and
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accuracy in these conversations
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just in the last year of this channel
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we've talked about racial
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gender bias reopening of schools
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political misinformation
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fat phobia and even the recent black
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lives matter protests as a physician
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social media communicator influencer i
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take my role here seriously
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i do my research i want to put out
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accurate info
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surrounding these controversial topics
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so that individuals like yourself can
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make the best decisions for yourself and
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your family members to say that i'm
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acting unprofessional by doing this
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i don't even know where that's coming
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from this is one of the most shared
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stories
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of med bikini the username of this
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doctor
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on instagram is dr candy cerfieval
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surf vival it's witty her real name here
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is listed as dr
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candice meyer hope i'm pronouncing that
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right she shares an anecdote a really
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powerful anecdote along with some
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pictures let's read along together
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dr bikini will save your life in the
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middle of the ocean
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when you get hit by a boat i will take
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you out of the ocean
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on a surfboard turn into a backboard tie
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off your exsanguinating wound
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bleeding out with my rash guard take you
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to my
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under equipped urgent care stabilize you
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in one hour
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with an iv oxygen morphine fluids foley
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and put your open femur fracture in
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bucks traction
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fly you by helicopter to a local
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hospital order and interpret all the
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labs
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x-ray ct scans suture staple
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all of your wounds splint your clavicle
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slash humerus
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and scapula fractures sedate you put a
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chest tube in your
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five rib fractured hemo pneumothorax
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that's blood and air in your chest and
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fly you by jet to a specialty hospital
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in another country all in my you guessed
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it
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i am an emergency medicine physician
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standing in solidarity with my female
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vascular surgeons today newsflash female
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doctors can wear whatever they want
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and i agree i want the authors of that
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study
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to look at this photo of a doctor saving
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a life
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in a bikini and to say that this is
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unprofessional
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come on we have to be realistic we have
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to learn from these opportunities
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and understand that sometimes our
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cognitive biases really blind us to the
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truth
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i'm really encouraged and proud even of
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dr meyer
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for leading by example using this
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anecdote to teach us
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about the fact that we should look
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further than what a person is wearing
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or what they're drinking to determine
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whether or not they're professional in
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fact that term
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unprofessional has been thrown around in
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my life so often i mean when i started
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my social media in medical school
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people told me that i should delete it
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because it was unprofessional for
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doctors to take selfies it was
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unprofessional
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for me to take pictures in the gym or
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with my family
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or at the beach i didn't want to argue
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with those people i didn't think that
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argument would go very far
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i thought that if i believed in my
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message to become more relatable
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as a family medicine physician to my
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patients that i would create a healthier
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conversation
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a more inclusive conversation and now
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having the youtube channel nearly at six
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million subscribers which by the way i
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owe you a huge thank you for patients
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who have never seen me before who
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haven't seen a doctor before
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were scared to are now coming in getting
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cancer checks
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they're getting their vaccines because
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they've learned the risk versus benefit
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conversation patients now know the
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difference between good research
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and bad research from watching my
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channel and in my office i
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see this happening day in and day out
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and just to give you a final update on
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this story the study was officially
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retracted it was pulled
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it is no longer a valid study in this
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journal and the editor's statement
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here's a little highlight
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reads as such although the editors of
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the jvs believe that the authors of this
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paper were attempting to advise
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young vascular surgeons about the risks
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of social media
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the review process failed to identify
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the errors in the design of the study
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with regards to conscious and
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unconscious bias and thus the published
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paper was
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interpreted as broadening inequities in
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surgery
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the editors therefore decided there was
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sufficient rationale to retract the
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article
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and i completely agree i think if you're
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part of a legitimate
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medical society and you want to talk
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about social media
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from a research standpoint please go
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ahead and talk to some experienced
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social media physicians there's so many
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of them in fact i had a hundred of them
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on my channel
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talking about what it's like to be
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doctors both in person
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and online so check out this video here
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or check out my conversation here with
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dr fauci
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on covet 19.
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