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Why Physicians and Researchers Should Be on Twitter
Healthcare, Medical Education, Research, Social Media

Why Physicians and Researchers Should Be on Twitter

February 22, 2018 ermariano

If you are a physician or researcher and are not yet on Twitter, check out this infographic by Kellie Jaremko, MD, PhD (@Neuro_Kellie), then ask yourself, “Why not?”

If you still need more convincing,  this article may help.  Join the healthcare social media (#hcsm) movement!

#INFOGRAPHIC: Why physicians and researchers should be on Twitter by @Neuro_Kellie

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