Specialty deep dive

Internal Medicine: who to follow

The internal medicine accounts our desk reads, from clinical practice and teaching to the technology arriving in this specialty.

Avi Cooper, MD

Pulmonary and Critical Care Physician, Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Internal Medicine

Cooper posts detailed educational threads on pulmonary medicine and medical history, offering deep dives into clinical concepts that enhance general medical knowledge.

Pulmonary Medicine / Medical History / Clinical Teaching

Best for: Residents, fellows, and general internal medicine practitioners.

Eric Topol, MD

Director, Scripps Research Translational Institute

Internal Medicine

Readers receive deep, data-driven analysis of how artificial intelligence and genomics are reshaping modern clinical practice, written by a leading authority in digital medicine.

Digital Health / AI in Medicine / Genomics

Best for: Health technology innovators and clinical researchers.

Ethan Weiss, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

Internal Medicine

Weiss provides honest, evidence-based takes on cardiovascular health, metabolic research, and nutrition, steering clear of industry trends and hype.

Cardiology / Metabolic Health / Digital Therapeutics

Best for: Practitioners seeking nuanced views on cardiovascular care.

F. Perry Wilson, MD, MS

Associate Professor of Medicine, Yale School of Medicine

Internal Medicine

Wilson breaks down complex clinical studies with a focus on research methodology, helping clinicians separate high-quality scientific evidence from hype.

Medical Evidence / Clinical Research / Epidemiology

Best for: Clinicians looking to improve their medical literature evaluation.

Gurpreet Dhaliwal, MD

Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

Internal Medicine

Dhaliwal offers masterclass insights into diagnostic reasoning, discussing how clinicians think, identify errors, and make critical decisions in acute care settings.

Diagnostic Reasoning / Cognitive Errors / Medical Education

Best for: Clinicians looking to refine their diagnostic thinking.

Kimberly Manning, MD

Professor of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine

Internal Medicine

Manning shares narrative reflections on clinical care, medical education, and patient connections, emphasizing empathy and humanism in daily medical practice.

Medical Education / Humanism / Clinical Care

Best for: Medical educators and clinicians seeking narrative medicine insights.

Paul Sax, MD

Clinical Director of Infectious Diseases, Brigham and Women's Hospital

Internal Medicine

Sax delivers clear, practical insights on infectious diseases and general clinical practice, using a friendly, accessible style to clarify complex guidelines.

Infectious Diseases / Clinical Medicine / Healthcare Communication

Best for: Clinicians managing infectious diseases in general practice.

Robert Wachter, MD

Chair of the Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco

Internal Medicine

Wachter offers insightful commentary on digital health integration, electronic health records, and the broader policy shifts impacting internal medicine and patient care quality.

Digital Health / Patient Safety / Healthcare Policy

Best for: Healthcare administrators, hospitalists, and policy makers.

Shreya P. Trivedi, MD

Assistant Professor of Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

Internal Medicine

Trivedi provides high-yield clinical pearls and educational breakdowns, translating complex medical concepts into accessible, engaging formats for learners and educators.

Medical Education / Clinical Reasoning / Digital Media

Best for: Internal medicine residents, students, and clinical educators.

Tony Breu, MD

Director of Medical Education, VA Boston Healthcare System

Internal Medicine

Breu is famous for detailed explanations of why clinical findings or treatments happen, teaching the fundamental physiological mechanisms behind everyday medicine.

Clinical Reasoning / Medical History / Pathophysiology

Best for: Clinicians interested in deep physiological medical reasoning.

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