Memory Lane with Pediatric Oncologist Dr. Molly Taylor 

Hi, I think you could contact cell phone makers and suggest that they add a feature to disable at will that " red eye suppression " in photos with a flash, so that retinoblastomas ( that are more prevalent in children ) can be detected sooner.

Pediatric oncologists are some of the best folks I’ve ever been around (I’m a general pediatrician). Good interview!

Lady G has an awesome radio voice! Love this show.

About to finish med school and on my way to become an .... Ophthalmologist .... I'm excited

Fun podcast! We definitely need a Molly Taylor Memory Lane part 2. 😊

Hey, all 400 or so of us at Vermont Law School in South Royalton were only 25 miles away! We used to go to Hanover when we wanted to be in the city.

Fantastic. informative and funny conversation. My life was saved by pediatric oncologists at the University of Washington. 12 years old and diagnosed with Hodgkins lymphoma stage 3B. This was in the early 1970's. Staging splenectomy, MOPP chemo and Cobalt mantel radiation.... Many years later, I went to med school at the UofW and anesthesia residency there. I actually was able to meet and work with my oncologists. Dr Reynolds and Dr Char and general surgeon Dr Bill.

Great interview, I was looking forward to Dr T's cat video. Thanks for this fun episode.

Enjoyed how med students become friends for life. I love all your human content and "Lady G's Giggle"! Knock Knock Goodbye 👋 😊

Dr. Flannery we need more humorous content on pediatric specialties - particularly pediatric neurology !!

Very interesting and funny. Love her personality ❤❤

This was fun! I repeatedly put off watching this episode. The title made me think that this is gonna be super sad..... 😥

The Dr. Suess comment reminded me of something. I went to a University of Applied sciences with a big design faculty. They also had library/archivist sciences, engineering, architecture. Especially for the architects and engineers it was important to have a pretty diploma to hang up on the wall. Thing is though... our heavily typography focused design faculty was all up in the University's logo. It was a modular logo based on a custom font. That means, it could be easily edited and would always read as the logo. IT WAS A SMILEY. This is the logo: FH;P. Its a very angular font and many people did not see the smiley there. But on many official documents there is a huge banner with the logo in vertical and a big typographic smiley. Design faculty loved(s) it! If you felt like it,. The vertical logo is FHP:-) with the ) being at an angle. This ornamented official letters. So for a invoice you could make it FHP:-/ or FHP>:( Well, the engineers complained. They don't want an effing smiley on their diplomas. Spoil sports!

keep it up doc!!!!you are sooo good at your work❤

This is a fun episode and I enjoyed all the laughter.

You asked for ideas: Have Disabled Docs on to talk about Medical Ableism.

I adored this episode. So heartwarming to see how giddy you three are at reuniting and reliving some amazing memories. I hope this will be true for my classmates as well!

That Match Day sounds like a nightmare though! I can’t imagine the pressure.

Dr. Seuss donated to your school too! I went to UCSD and our library is the Giesel library! I remember 1 year the grinch was on our campus and I got a picture with him lol

You should interview Dr. Joseph Allen OD

:'D oh my gosh, the story at the end! Sometimes life is being a jerk!!

You commuted from McHenry to Chicago!?!?! What on earth compelled you to make such a masochistic choice????

Wait a minute...who does the grossest surgeries? Isn't that automatically colorectal? Is anything else even in the running?

What years were your med school?

My friend was in Pakistan he catch some disease that make all his eyes red. He back to UK now. Does that disease is contagious ? I not want having red eyes. I told him to go doctor and get antibiotic

0:00: 😄 Dr. Molly Taylor, a pediatric oncologist and researcher, is interviewed by Will and Kristen Flannery on their show. 4:18: 📚 The interviewee, Dr. Molly Taylor, is praised for not having a cluttered background and is discussed being in academia. 9:18: 🎥 The video features a conversation between two individuals about their career paths in medicine. 14:32: 🚗 The speaker had a busy intern year while living an hour and a half outside of the city and commuting to the hospital in Chicago. 20:37: ! A doctor shares a funny moment with a nervous med student and talks about the joy of working with children in pediatrics. 26:41: 🧪 Two individuals discuss their unusual experiences with sperm banking during their medical residencies. 32:07: 🎓 The speaker recalls their small class size and how it helped them get to know each other, and mentions some notable accomplishments of their classmates. 37:10: 🎿 The video discusses a skiing experience and a game called 'Was It Helpful?' 42:20: 😂 Two individuals recall a funny incident involving mistaking someone else for the person they were supposed to meet at the library. 47:52: 😔 The speaker did not match at their first choice for their internship and initially felt devastated, but ended up being happy with their placement in Chicago. 52:46: 🎉 Students at a private school have a fun tradition of having a party after quizzes. 1:04:28: 🎓 The hosts discuss trauma bonding and the lasting friendships formed in graduate school and other intense experiences. Recap by Tammy AI

Yes im drunk because this thing IS ending

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I mean pee is stored in the balls.