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  1. @jensmccabe "Science: It works, bitches." is a tee-shirt from the excellent webcomic xkcd.com.
  2. "I'm 47 and my uric acid is 8.4. Is this normal?" More WolframAlpha: http://tinyurl.com/kpluyx
  3. "Exit Strategy NYC, a mobile app that tells you where to stand on the subway for your exit http://bit.ly/PM8bP" -@laughingsquid
  4. The best calendar solution for Apple's iPhone is to sync with Google's Calendar using Microsoft's Outlook Sync. I am not making this up.
  5. "HHS is live-tweeting the Flu Summit @flugov #h1n1 #09fs" -@whitehouse
  6. It's odd when people are superstitious about their diseases. "How's your gout?" "SHHH!" "What, you're afraid to talk about it?" "SHHHHH!"
  7. @kjellthomas The UpToDate iPhone "App" is a Safari link to the mobile interface.
  8. Screenshot of Medical iPhone Apps: http://twitpic.com/9n7re
  9. @answers What's the best program to convert text files/PDFs to audio files for iTunes on the Mac? (Preferably a pick on Macbreak Weekly.)
  10. @blogborygmi Thanks for the Birdfeed recommendation — just switched from Tweetdeck. (Neven Mrgan, btw, has Wilson's disease. See mrgan.com.)
  11. "Evernote giveaway: Fujitsu ScanSnap S300 scanners. Tweet with #evernote_scansnap to enter. More info: http://bit.ly/19zDzN" - @evernote
  12. "Eloping" from the hospital sounds inappropriately romantic.
  13. I printed out this page from @Wolfram_Alpha for a morbidly obese patient: http://bit.ly/Qbldy
  14. RT @DrVes: "In order to provide optimal care, each US nephrologist woud have to see 25 patients per day, 6 days a week" http://bit.ly/inFS1
  15. Congratulations! -- RT @blogborygmi: Monday morning will be my first attending shift!
  16. RT @Pogue: My wife & I now test the cellphone delay ("say 3 with me. 1, 2, 3!") at start of a call, so we don't think we're interrupting...
  17. Someone should study whether patient boredom in hospitals is a positive prognostic sign.
  18. In a patient's room when Blade Runner comes on. (He's interested and has never seen it.) I turn the volume way up and quietly shut the door.
  19. OH (in hospital): "Listen, if you have any trouble getting blood, let me know, and I'll call up my friend, and we'll get you some blood."
  20. On @foursquare, I am apparently now the Mayor of Lenox Hill Hospital.