Last year, Twitter found its way into the operating room, to the shock and delight of many followers. It’s an interesting scenario to picture: Doctors and nurses in scrubs and surgical masks. Some operating on the patient, others assisting or watching attentively. And then there’s one, in the corner, typing away in 140-character increments.
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