Bizarre Facts From Every Medical Specialty

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Executive Producer: Doctor Mike
Production Director and Editor: Dan Owens
Managing Editor and Producer: Sam Bowers
Editor and Designer: Caroline Weigum
Editor: Juan Carlos Zuniga

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** The information in this video is not intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. All content, including text, graphics, images, and information, contained in this video is for general information purposes only and does not replace a consultation with your own doctor/health professional **

[DoctorYoun]

Thank you for including me in another video! Loved doing these!!

[katy]

I love that he had the actual doctors from each specialty introduce themselves and give their fun fact rather than just make it a normal fun fact video!

[nicolepercival]

Props to Dr Karan mentioning period poops! They're not talked about enough and some people still think they're horrific when it's really just a normal thing

[RenaMalikMD]

Meducation at work! Another great collab thanks Mike!

[mjcm]

Fun fact: The Dr. René Favaloro, the cardiologist who developed the bypass, preferred to be remembered as a family doctor rather than a cardiologist.

[Uparutoru]

6:05 *”The term shock is not just the reaction to finding out your dad is on OnlyFans.”* I.. Did not expect that.

[astrumcosmia]

Pretty interesting how many medical specialties there are and how they collaborated to speak on this channel!

[justina.]

Fun fact: my mom is a nurse and one of the things they taught her in nursing school was that when people have heart attacks a majority of them seem to fall on the same day of the week between a certain time period early in the AM. This is not a medical fact and you're not going to find it in some book, this is just something that they have noticed over the course of time.

[miaaaa]

Can we just talk about how doctor mike never fails to give us a very good video to watch, Like he takes his time into doing this and its just always awesome

[mattrushing]

As a hand surgeon myself, I really enjoyed the format of this video. I would love to see more collaboration vids with specialists. The relationship between general practitioners and specialists is massively important to healthcare.

[whoDoesSimply]

I love this video! It warms my heart that there are plenty of REAL, CERTIFIED specialists who want to share REAL info about the body! There's so much misinformation out there on the internet, and it just made me happy to see field professionals telling us things backed by years of empirical evidence. The scientific community smiles on these people, and this channel!

[thiffio]

Can we please get more Medical Specialist videos? I love hearing interesting facts, advices and reactions.

[thenicudoc]

As a neonatologist educating on youtube, I love Dr. Alok's (and I know him well...super cool guy) point about the neurones. This can be especially important for a developing preemie in the NICU as all our procedures and experiences with the providers and parents will shape baby's future. We in the NICU decide whether a baby goes to Harvard or ...the other school 😂

[EyMannMachHin]

Seriously the anesthesiologist isn't stressing it enough. From the point I finally worked up the courage to tell them my actual intake of .. erm .. intoxicating substances, my overall experience of general anesthesia massively improved. Especially not feeling groggy for the remainder of the day after a surgery.

[elmacehic]

Amazing to see so many doctors that are truly passionate about their specialities.

[Sophie-vssq]

As a deaf person I’d love to see a video covering audiology!

[meganbennett]

I'm a registered nurse. I work in OB, my specialty being high risk labor & delivery. I knew many of these facts, but it just underscores for me how amazing the human body is & why I love being a nurse!! 🥰

[yssangkatha]

How is this video only 8mins long and contain so many fascinating information? Thank you and more of this please, Dr. Mike!

[Alteronx]

I love these mega collabs of different perspectives. I learn so much from so many sources all in the span of like 10 minutes!

[jtaylor]

I like that oral medicine was included in this video. I feel that it can be generally overlooked, especially anything related to the teeth, even though it can impact other parts or your body if there's something wrong.