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Celebrate July 4th safely this year! Emergency physicians share their tips to help prevent a medical emergency over the holiday weekend: bit.ly/44HBoCV
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New research on AI is generating misleading headlines. ACEP submitted a letter to Science to set the record straight.
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🚨 The Force is strong in Emergency Medicine.
Always ready, even in a galaxy far, far away. 💫
#MayThe4th #EmergencyMedicine #StarWarsDay #MayThe4thBeWithYou #EMDocs #PhysiciansOfTheForce
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If you don’t understand biomedical research, the claim that “fetal tissue” is in vaccines may sound scary.
But it’s a lie.
The reality?
ALL biological research uses cell lines.
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Happy #NationalDoctorsDay! We thank doctors everywhere for all they do to provide for their patients and communities, and especially recognize the dedication of our #EmergencyMedicine physicians. We are grateful for you!
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As a parent you know what is best for your child. You also know when something seems off. Here are 5 serious symptoms in children that you should never ignore. emergencyphysicians.org/arti…
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One Day Only! #MedicalStudents, don’t miss the Physicians of the Future Summit on Feb 8.
Join virtually to develop leadership skills, advance your career, and make a meaningful impact in your community.
Register now: spr.ly/6019xrN3P
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Section hall crawl is a success. All the different sections represented. Most attendees seem to be here. #ACEP24
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ACEP is deeply disappointed by the decision to block the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ban on non-compete agreements. Our efforts to eliminate these harmful, predatory and coercive clauses will not stop.
We urge the FTC to promptly challenge this decision. The fight to preserve physician autonomy must continue and must include promoting, not limiting, viable career choices. Click here or visit the link in our bio to learn more! 🔗
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ABEM is deeply saddened by the passing of Amy Kaji, MD, PhD, a dedicated emergency physician and former SAEM President. Her influence and legacy will always be remembered. Our thoughts and condolences are with her family and colleagues during this difficult time.
SAEM mourns the loss of our former President Amy H. Kaji, MD, PhD, a compassionate leader, cherished colleague, and beloved friend. She touched countless lives through her dedication to emergency medicine and her commitment to SAEM.
Full tribute here: ow.ly/wJj450SQ0uQ
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So incredibly humbled to be the recipient of the @dukeemergency @tkclem76 Distinguished Faculty Award. With such an outstanding faculty group at #DukeEM, this is truly an honor. I'm so grateful 💞
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Emergency care should always be provided by a physician-led team to ensure patients receive the highest quality care. The practice of emergency medicine involves years of rigorous instruction designed uniquely for physicians and it often includes fellowships which are developed specifically for physicians.
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Your Friendly ER Doc Holiday Tip: Decorating Safely
#HolidaysNotHospitals @EMdocinabox
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SALMONELLA OUTBREAK UPDATE: 99 people sick in 32 states, including 45 hospitalized and 2 deaths. More whole and pre-cut cantaloupe have been recalled. Throw them away or return them: bit.ly/3R3jswt
ALT Whole and cut cantaloupe, and stickers that say “Malichita 4050” or “Rudy 4050.” Text says, “Food safety alert. Salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe. Don’t eat whole cantaloupes with “Malichita” or “Ruby” stickers. Don’t eat recalled pre-cut fruit products that contain cantaloupes from Vineyard, Aldi and Freshness Guaranteed brands. See CDC outbreak notice for more details."
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Your Friendly ER Doc Holiday Tip: Road Travel Safety
#HolidaysNotHospitals @BretNicks
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Rashes inside the eyes or mouth, or those associated with high fever or unusual sleepiness, may indicate a need for medical care.
Learn to #KnowWhentoGo to the ER: emergencyphysicians.org/arti…
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#ToTheMoon 🚀 Congrats to all my incredible colleagues @dukeemergency
Did you hear the news? #DukeEM ranked in the Top 20 in NIH research funding among academic emergency medicine departments in our first year as a department, with over $1.5 million received from the NIH in 2022.
Read more about this accomplishment: bit.ly/418RNMI