Mohammed Hamza

“There is no ‘back to normal’ after a heart attack—only a ‘what now?’”

After last week's case, Mohammed had the privilege of sitting down with @paulineoshea.bsky.social, a SCAD survivor working with @irishheart-ie.bsky.social.

Listen now on link below!

#SCAD #EmergencyMedicine #HerHeartMatters

Funny how there's a pretty consistent editorial campaign aimed at getting Ireland to "pull our weight" in Europe's defence, but there isn't one asking us to pull our weight in addressing our fair share of climate emissions #spéirgorm

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In this episode of TheCase.Report:

🫀 Why "low risk" doesn't mean "no risk".
🔍 An underappreciated pathophysiology
🛑 Why the standard ACS playbook might actually cause harm.

🎧 Listen now at the link in first comment!

#FOAMed #MedEd #EmergencyMedicine #Cardiology

Many thanks to all our new followers making the jump from *The Other Place* and finding us here!

Make sure you hop in to the #MedSky community and connect to all the other wonderful accounts and get the conversations going!

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Gemini has entered the chat... 😅

S2E10: The Art of Medicine, Humanity and Reflections on Careers in EM | Narrative Medicine Bonus

Sometimes, you have a conversation that just stays with you.

I’ve been looking back at the last few years of TheCase.Report and I keep returning to this discussion with Chris Luke and Jay Baruch.

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#NarrativeMedicine #EmergencyMedicine #HealthcareLeadership

International Law, 2026 update:

Inclusion criteria:
- have nukes

Exclusion criteria:
- melanin

IMO Statement on Gaza “The deliberate obstruction of humanitarian aid and targeting of aid sites is a violation of International Humanitarian Law". Expresses its deepest solidarity with healthcare workers in Gaza The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) is gravely concerned with the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, where civilians, particularly children, are facing extreme levels of starvation, displacement, and violence. The situation is intolerable and cannot be alleviated without urgent international action. The United Nations (UN) has reported that the worst-case scenario of famine is now unfolding in the Gaza Strip and mounting evidence shows that widespread starvation, malnutrition, and disease are driving a rise in hunger-related deaths. Healthcare workers are among those starving, even while striving to treat the wounded and care for communities under appalling conditions. What is needed in Gaza is the full and immediate lifting of all barriers to humanitarian aid. Aid must be allowed to flow safely and freely through non-partisan and trusted international partners such as the UN. The deliberate obstruction of humanitarian aid and targeting of aid sites is a gross violation of the Geneva Conventions and their protocols. The health system in Gaza has collapsed. Doctors are being forced to deliver care in conditions that defy belief. They are under constant threat, without adequate equipment, and often without electricity or clean water. Many of our medical colleagues have been injured or killed in the course of their work. The IMO expresses its deepest solidarity with healthcare workers in Gaza and their families and salutes their courage and commitment to their work. International humanitarian law must be respected and enforced. We urge the Irish Government and the European Union to take immediate and decisive action to protect civilians in Gaza and ensure access to food, water, shelter, and medical care. These are fundamental human rights.

What's needed is far more, but saying this much is better than nothing.

It's really sad that even at this late hour ANY statement is welcome, but let's be real here.

This is a genocide, not a catastrophe.

The perpetrators (and allies) should be named.

Is this the best we can do? Even now?
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Diplomats:
We dedicated our professional lives to upholding and promoting core European values and international law, building the reputation of the European Union and defending the interests of its peoples. Those interests and that reputation are now in serious jeopardy as a result of EU inaction.

Dr Morgan McMonagle: As a surgeon in Ireland, I had never seen “wounded child, no surviving family” on a hospital chart A former colleague in Gaza is getting his children to lick salt before bed to stave off the hunger pangs. Even last spring, children were eating weeds and grass

Dr Morgan McMonagle: As a surgeon in Ireland, I had never seen “wounded child, no surviving family” on a hospital chart

Free, free, Palestine!

What a pathetic inhuman narcissistic navel-gazing excuse for a capitalist stereotype.

"This paper really *speaks* to me"

The soul recovers radical innocence
...
You can, though every face should scowl
And every windy quarter howl
Or every bellows burst, be happy still.

May your soul always keep its radical innocence.
Welcome to the world Zaki.

Neo-colonialism at work

Some of the same parties behind a genocide (2 concurrently for some) and "worst humanitarian crisis on record" are going to do what? Altruistically intervene to achieve peace and prosperity for Sudan?

Call me a skeptic...

Cover of Tayeb Salih's most famous novel, Season of Migration to the North. The top half of the cover shows the title of the book (left), while on the right is a map of London with Big Ben in the background. The bottom half shows a map of Sudan, with various images superimposed, like a mosque minaret, a man riding a camel, a pyramid and a knife,

Black and white photo of Tayeb Salih.

Today's thread is for #booksky -- 3 Sudanese writers to introduce you to #Sudan's literary heritage!

1. Tayeb Salih: THE name in Sudanese literature, Sudan's most known writer. Also dubbed "genius of the modern Arabic novel". His novels reflect the reality of rural life in Sudan's Northern State.

Who does this government serve? Protest crackdowns and neutrality debates spark outrage A speaking rights row, moves away from neutrality, and garda action against anti-war protesters are all signs of a worrying trend for democracy

"Any one of these events occurring as an isolated incident is a matter of concern. But the fact that all of the aforementioned events occurred over the course of a week forming part of a pattern that threatens the democratic process of the State is deeply alarming."

A very worrying moment indeed.

Objectively awful decision.

Is our "republican" party just reinterpreting their identity to align with their north American reactionary counterparts?

Interesting moment to make that pivot...

With everything going on in the world, if you're singling out Ms Rachel as your big bad adversary...

There's just no hope for you I'm afraid.

POLITICO: Controversial Middle East documentary wins Academy Award (referring to No Other Land)

Controversial in that the premise is that Palestinians are human beings who shouldn't undergo ethnic cleansing or a genocide

Ridiculous value. Don’t miss your spot. Limited spaces.

Dr Niall Conroy (red polo shirt) and the maternity team outside the Boe Conroy Mothers Dormitory in the largest hospital in the region in Sierra Leone

An emotional Dr Conroy cuts the ribbon on the Boe Conroy Mothers Dormitory

Dr Niall Conroy named his son Boe after the region in Sierra Leone where he works. A few days ago the hospital returned the favour by naming the Mothers Dormitory after Boe. This podcast is that story. And it’s brilliant.

Listen now: www.patreon.com/posts/patron...

Dunno what it was about that song, drew all the bots to it... Will try repost without the hashtags later maybe?

Team orange together on the Air Zermatt helipad, scenic mountain vista behind

Team Ireland at the Air Zermatt base

One for the rotorsexuals, casually leaning against a saucy red heli

MICAS Mountain Mischief mit MTACC

Great few days with a great bunch.

Me:
Trying really hard to focus and get work done

Cufflinks on my desk:
Hey look, we're doing the March of Progress!

Panel 1: Mark Zuckerberg stands on the stage at a Meta all-hands meeting, wearing a little chain and a shirt that says "Cool Dude." "I think our company could use more Masculine Energy," he says into a mic. In the crowd, an employee raises their hand. "Excuse me, Mr. Zuckerberg," the person asks. Panel 2: The person stands up, asking, "By "Masculine Energy," do you mean a mature definition where men in power use their relative strength to protect and uplift those less privileged?" Panel 3: The person continues, "…or a more childish definition where men in power are free to be aggressive and harm others without being held accountable?" Panel 4: Zuck stands silent for a beat. Panel 5: "You're all fired," he says.

"Masculine Energy"

We’re putting on a conference for those interested in community emergency medicine on 8th May 2025 in London - keen people please sign up to register interest for when tickets are available!

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I think you can admire people while also seeing their humanity and not expecting infallibility from them. We're usually drawn towards our friends because of something we admire in them aren't we?

But I do take your overall point RE: pedestals, real or figurative.