Medical students all over the world saw it and you can watch it here - interactive brain surgery on Twitter. The surgeons, Dr. Steven Kalkanis and Kost Elisevich demonstrated how this media-medical marriage is the new social media way to communicate brain facts – without the medical jargon, and in a way that followers can [...]
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10 Twitter Stories in 140 Characters
As brains rewire for a different kind of social networking, people find the need to explain key concepts in far fewer words.
It’s a way to navigate vast facts and insights that fly faster and with more urgency than ever before, while staying in touch with others you admire.
Interestingly, Brian Clark and others discovered, you can [...]
