Hannah Abrams, MD is a hematology/oncology fellow in Seattle, WA. She loves learning about medicine and why we do what we do. When she’s not pondering bone marrow biopsy results, Hannah is probably making terrible puns or talking about how to improve the experience for patients with blood cancers.
You can follow Hannah on Twitter at @hannahrabrams.
Tony Breu, MD is an internist/hospitalist who loves asking ‘why’? He has been using Twitter and tweetorials as an outlet for writing about these questions since the summer of 2018.
When not on Twitter or in Morning Report, Tony is typically found playing Splenor with his kids.
You can follow Tony on Twitter at @tony_breu
Avraham (Avi) Cooper, MD is a pulmonary/critical care physician in Columbus, OH. When not drinking coffee – or, for that matter, when drinking coffee – he can be found looking up mechanistic explanations, teaching, or hanging out with his amazing wife and kids.
You can follow Avi on Twitter at @AvrahamCooperMD
Giancarlo Buonomo is a medical student at the Boston University Chobanian and Avedisian School of Medicine, where he gained notoriety for raising his hand and asking “But why?” approximately 37 times per lecture. He is preparing for a career in internal medicine, medical education, and medical journalism.
When he’s not learning on the wards and trying desperately to memorize all the cephalosporins, he can be found lifting weights, reading, and cooking Italian food for his girlfriend and family.
Millennium Manna is a medical student at The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
Originally from Asmara, Eritrea, she has resided in various countries, which has fueled her passion for exploring the world during her free time; when she’s not focused on her studies, she treasures quality moments with friends and family, actively mentors students, and eagerly seeks out exciting new travel adventures.
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