Bubble Up: 10 ways for medics to use twitter better

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Bubble Up: 10 ways for medics to use twitter better

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Written on 18/01/2022
, Last updated 18/01/2022

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Twitter can be a wealth of knowledge, connections, and entertainment for medics.

But it can be overwhelming knowing where to start and how to keep on top of it all.

Here are my top 10 tips to make twitter work well for you as a medic.

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