I never imagined that a personal comment on social media could be taken, amplified, and used against me before I even saw my first patient in a new role. Yet in today’s climate, that’s a reality many physicians and other health professionals may face. The term doxing — publishing personal or professional details online with the intent to intimidate or harm — has shifted from internet curiosity to professional hazard. I had shared a brief comment on a friend’s post. It was not

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Online dating has transformed how people meet and connect, offering convenience and access to a wide pool of potential partners. Yet, it also comes with challenges, including the rise of deceptive practices that can mislead users. One such practice gaining attention is kittenfishing. This blog post explores what kittenfishing is, how it differs from other forms of online deception, and the impact it has on the dating experience. A dating profile with enhanced photos illustrat

Long flights offer the chance to explore new places or visit loved ones, but they also carry hidden health risks. One of the most serious concerns is deep vein thrombosis (DVT), a condition where blood clots form in deep veins, usually in the legs. These clots can cause pain and swelling, and in severe cases, lead to life-threatening complications. Understanding how long flights contribute to DVT and how to reduce the risk can help travelers stay safe and healthy. Passenger l

My experience in the Executive Leadership in Academic Medicine (ELAM) program was foundational in shaping my early leadership identity. ELAM, designed specifically for women in academic medicine, created a powerful environment of shared experience, mutual support, and gender‑focused leadership development. It gave me a strong sense of belonging and helped me understand the unique challenges women face in academic leadership. The curriculum emphasized navigating institutional