May You All Reach A Point In Your Career Where You Can Steal A Chart Off The Internet And Only Draw It

Nothing quite like doubting your own legitimacy as a researcher because of one brightly coloured noodle.

I tried to make two oddly specific warning signs.

Sometimes I think "I am an expert in this field and all domains it spans over" then in comes Khan Academy to make me feel like it's asking "hey how did you even graduate, you have the math fluency of a 4th grader"

Khan Academy - Keeping our egos in check since 2008

Revision of some notes on the grapefruit juice effect on drugs, because pulling up a wikipedia page in a room of doctors would be a mistake

Look at that nasty grapefruit too

I know absolutely nothing about biochemistry but your blog gives off the Best of vibes and I hope you find yourself a very cool rock tomorrow.

Thank you kindly, Anonymous! I'm sorry I hadn't seen this sooner, but I will be on the lookout for collectible Earth formations in the future :)

Catch me always apologizing for using technical words even when they’re needed because I used to be *that kid* at the doctor’s office

I know this probably sounds really mean but one of my favorite pastimes is watching New York and Massachusetts fight over who has the best library resources because every single time they try to best the other, it gifts the entire scientific community a new research tool for free

Snatched a diagnostic chart for parathyroid disorders out of a textbook I couldn’t take home because I don’t trust private libraries and also here’s some possible causes of elevated basophils:

Sometimes I look at all these aesthetic pages and ask myself if I even belong on the studyblr tag. I say yes, but my desk says probably not.

Possible causes of calcinosis cutis that may be rare diseases or just something acute (not a complete list, there’s another page not shown)