I ask AI to teach me something new every day, Day 4: Modern craniotomies evolved from an ancient procedure called preparation, which consisted of drilling a hole in the skull that was used to treat head injuries, headaches, seizures, and psychological disorders.

I recently came to a realization about the value of a 'focused, but flexible' mindset, and I think it's quite helpful. 1. Prioritize your goals, simplify each step. 2. You might have to change your plan. Just adjust the course and keep moving, don't let it bother you 3. Let

Muscle memory is just the coolest thing to me. Whether it's playing an instrument or sports or other unnatural movements, things often just "click" overnight. Amazing that you can see big steps in your learning, but all from subconscious processes. Sleep is important!

The hardest part about innovative ideas is that you statistically are much more likely to be wrong than you are to be right. The law of large numbers says if you have enough unique ideas, a few of them are bound to be new and actually correct. Just have to put in the reps.

Everybody knows simulations are the best way to learn and practice anything. Med students and residents, here's a free ChatGPT prompt that I've been using to accelerate my learning and level up my clinical skills. Bonus: you can ask to simulate specific diseases or

The AI/healthcare discourse has reached new levels of insane this week A close friend, a MD at a prestigious medical center, recently shared the following memo with me. He asked me to share this anonymously. "What we don't talk about when we talk about AI/medicine"