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2022 Roundup: Top 5 most read blog posts of 2022 — and my top 5 favoritesa linen laundry bag tied with a drawstring with a tag labeled "2022" tied to it

2022 Roundup: Top 5 most read blog posts of 2022 — and my top 5 favorites

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on December 27, 2022

I haven’t done one of these year-end round-ups before, but given 2022 marked the five year anniversary of the blog, it seemed a good year to start. For each post, I’ve selected a favorite passage to highlight (different from the preview passage you’ll see on the home page). First, the top five most read blog…

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The Things We Work Through When Maybe We Shouldn’t

Published by Jennifer Lycette, MD on July 9, 2021

**update March 27, 2022: Runner-up for the 2021 Doximity Op-Med Pathos Award** In April 2021, I came across a Twitter thread started by Dr. Mark Reid (@medicalaxioms), which began as follows: “One thing we don’t teach you in med school or residency is how to call in sick.” Dr. Reid shared a story from his past about…

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