Tyler Cymet
Tyler Cymet, D.O., is father to an 11-year-old, husband of a scientist, citizen of Baltimore (actually, he kinda likes it there), and a workaholic physician/educator and change management consultant. Addicted to education and reading as both vocation and avocation, he is the author of Health Info to Go: General Medicine, Addictionary: A Guide to Drug User Terminology, and other books, and has written scripts for “Untold Stories of the ER.” He received his medical training at the Nova Southeastern College of Osteopathic Medicine and Yale University School of Medicine before teaching at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. He is currently chief of clinical education for the American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine.
12 entries by Tyler Cymet
Who Says You’re Dead?
By Jacob M. Appel
An uncomplicated guide to highly complicated issues.
The designer/professor explains why it takes some savvy to read charts accurately.
The Harvard professor talks teamwork, healthy dissent, and the importance of "psychological safety."
The neurosurgeon/writer talks compassion, atheism, and Into the Magic Shop.
The physician talks hormones, health literacy, and the trouble with "endopreneurs."
Use mindfulness to heal thyself, the author urges fellow physicians.
The physician/writer's own brush with death opened her eyes to patients' plights.
The science writer talks immunity, antigens, and the human side of wellness.
The physician/writer discusses the future of American healthcare.
How a physician/author brought a blinding scandal into public view.
The journalist talks dinosaurs, must-see skulls, and his enduring fascination with bones.
The scientist talks climate change, dying Alaskan trees, and identifying your personal canary in the coalmine.