Doctors tell how they use social media as professional watercooler

David May, M.D., describes Twitter as a doctors’ lounge. When he wants to discuss the latest journal articles or clinical research, there are always other doctors on hand to offer their opinions and add to the discussion

David May, M.D., describes Twitter as a doctors’ lounge. When he wants to discuss the latest journal articles or clinical research, there are always other doctors on hand to offer their opinions and add to the discussion

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Doctors tell how they use social media as professional watercooler

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