The Risk of a Chernobyl-Like Meltdown Happening in the US: A Q&A with Nuclear Historian Kate Brown Summary Nuclear historian Kate Brown from MIT was interviewed to discuss the risks of nuclear disasters in the US and what would happen if a Chernobyl-like meltdown happened in the country. She talked about the challenges of storing …
The Real Threat of Nuclear Disasters in the US: Insights from a Nuclear Historian Summary In this article, we explore the insights of nuclear historian Kate Brown from MIT on the possibility of a nuclear disaster in the US. Brown warns that the US is not immune to a nuclear disaster, and the country has …
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Interactive Mirrors: The Art of Daniel Rozin Summary In this article, we explore the work of artist Daniel Rozin, who creates interactive mechanical pieces, particularly mirrors, that reflect the viewer’s form. Rozin’s mirrors are made of various materials that present unique challenges, and his latest project is a commission for ASCAP that produces sonic output. …
The Art of Mirroring: An Innovative Approach to Self-Perception Summary Daniel Rosen, an artist and innovator, has spent years creating intricate pieces of art that he calls mirrors. These mirrors aren’t like the traditional ones we think of. Instead, they use innovative technology and unique materials to reflect the viewers themselves in a new way. …
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Medical Accuracy in Hollywood: Exploring the Realities Behind TV and Movie Scenes Summary Annie Onish, a surgical resident, provides insights on various medical scenarios depicted in TV shows and movies. She critiques the accuracy of these scenarios and shares feedback on the scenes. She emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between Hollywood fantasy and medical reality. …
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The Role of Cerebral Angiograms in Diagnosing Brain Vascular Problems Summary In this article, we discuss the use of cerebral angiograms in diagnosing problems with blood vessels in the brain. We also address the misconception of cerebral angiograms being related to demonic possession. Table of Contents What are Cerebral Angiograms? Diagnosing Problems with Brain Blood …
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Inaccuracies in Medical Portrayals: Debunking Myths in Hospital Settings Summary In this article, we delve into various scenarios in a hospital setting and discuss the inaccuracies in their portrayal in movies and TV shows. We cover topics such as removing unexploded bombs from patients, the evolution of germ theory, communicating bad news to patients and …
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The Truth About Medical Scenes in TV and Movies Summary In this article, we explore the accuracy of medical scenes portrayed in movies and TV shows. A surgical resident at Columbia University breaks down clips from popular shows and explains the reality behind them. We also discuss various medical scenarios, including tourniquet use, compartment syndrome, …
Medical Myths in Hollywood: A Surgeon’s Perspective Summary In this article, we explore the accuracy of medical scenes depicted in movies and TV shows. We discuss the use of cardiopulmonary bypass, self-extubation, face transplant surgery, and manual defibrillator paddles. We also touch on self-surgery and the importance of knowing how to use a tourniquet. Additionally, …
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Improving Professionalism in Hospital Settings Summary In this article, we examine spoken transcripts from medical professionals in various hospital settings. While discussing topics such as removing unexploded bombs, communicating bad news to patients, and performing emergency surgeries, the transcripts also reveal inappropriate humor and language from medical professionals. The main takeaway is that medical professionals …