HeyJaredSarah Steimel
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 27, 2026
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- Jul 28, 2026
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Overheard in Medicine: Who Owns the Incidental Finding? (opens the original)
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This week in medical subreddits: Social media coverage of the Lindsay Clancy trial, a step-therapy denial that routed a prescriber to an alternative carrying its own prior authorization (PA), and two threads on what lands in a physician’s lap without warning — a scathing patient review and a faxed liver mass. r/FamilyMedicine · u/jcereno1 · August 21, 2026 A family physician received an outside calcium score via fax from a cardiology nurse practitioner (NP) with the note, “Liver mass — notify PC
Overheard in Medicine: Are Patients in Your DMs? (opens the original)
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This week in medical subreddits: a patient who tracked a trainee down on social media after a slow portal reply, new federal funding limits on drug-checking test strips, and family physicians weighing house calls and part-time schedules. r/medicine · u/Old_Energy3664 · August 13, 2026 A trainee described finding a clinic patient in their personal social media inbox, angry that the supervising attending had not answered a MyChart message sent 2 days earlier and asking how to reach the attending b
Overheard in Medicine: Pandemic Wounds Reopened (opens the original)
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This week in medical subreddits: physicians finding old pandemic wounds reopened, an advocacy company calling a practice ahead of a Medicare visit, and a hospital leadership pipeline that keeps skipping a generation. r/medicine ·u/greater_trochanter ·August 4, 2026 A physician wrote that watching the Fauci hearings had reopened pain and anger from working through the pandemic. They described a recovery they had thought was further along, said it was time to go back to therapy, and asked colleagu
Overheard in Medicine: Betting on Clinical Trials? (opens the original)
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This week in medical subreddits: a split verdict on AI scribes, a major insurer quietly downcoding office visits, and prediction markets moving in on clinical trials. A clinician flagged that the prediction market Kalshi, partnering with AppliedXL, had opened contracts letting people bet on clinical-trial outcomes and FDA regulatory decisions — from a retatrutide approval to whether an Alzheimer's disease phase 3 trial meets its primary endpoint — and argued that attaching money to trial results
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