Tyra-Lee
@premedical-tyga.bsky.social
🇿🇦🇺🇸 Future Doctor, Class of 2030 | Al x Medicine | Neurodivergent Studying
Out Loud | DIY Study Style 🎧
Out Loud | DIY Study Style 🎧
If you’ve ever studied in bed and thought “ugh my hand is tired,”
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You’re welcome.
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You’re welcome.
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January 29, 2026 at 3:04 PM
If you’ve ever studied in bed and thought “ugh my hand is tired,”
Anki Remote.
You’re welcome.
Use TYRALEE for 10% off
shop.ankiremote.com/TYRALEE
Anki Remote.
You’re welcome.
Use TYRALEE for 10% off
shop.ankiremote.com/TYRALEE
A bit of a detour from my usual content-but this was too good not to share. Our Amazon Wedding Registry has been unreal. 10/10 would recommend.
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January 19, 2026 at 6:05 PM
A bit of a detour from my usual content-but this was too good not to share. Our Amazon Wedding Registry has been unreal. 10/10 would recommend.
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This is my “college but make it calm” essentials list.
Stationery, study tools, tech, and little comforts that actually make student life easier.
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Stationery, study tools, tech, and little comforts that actually make student life easier.
Link’s here if you want to peek ✨
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January 1, 2026 at 3:51 PM
This is my “college but make it calm” essentials list.
Stationery, study tools, tech, and little comforts that actually make student life easier.
Link’s here if you want to peek ✨
amzn.to/3xDDMh1
Stationery, study tools, tech, and little comforts that actually make student life easier.
Link’s here if you want to peek ✨
amzn.to/3xDDMh1
What’s the most overrated “med student essential”?
December 18, 2025 at 8:23 PM
What’s the most overrated “med student essential”?
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
🐼💸 This panda just found out why his patient didn’t come in sooner, they were already $8,000 in medical debt. Medical debt is the #1 cause of bankruptcy in America. Families skip care, delay treatment, and live in fear of the next bill.
But there’s hope.
But there’s hope.
November 21, 2025 at 2:04 PM
🐼💸 This panda just found out why his patient didn’t come in sooner, they were already $8,000 in medical debt. Medical debt is the #1 cause of bankruptcy in America. Families skip care, delay treatment, and live in fear of the next bill.
But there’s hope.
But there’s hope.
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
Medicare’s COVID-era telehealth flexibilities expired on Sept 30, 2025 creating confusion and new barriers to care.
That means:
🚫 Patients with chronic illnesses may need to drive hours for appointments.
💻 Small rural clinics could lose funding without telehealth visits.
That means:
🚫 Patients with chronic illnesses may need to drive hours for appointments.
💻 Small rural clinics could lose funding without telehealth visits.
November 24, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Medicare’s COVID-era telehealth flexibilities expired on Sept 30, 2025 creating confusion and new barriers to care.
That means:
🚫 Patients with chronic illnesses may need to drive hours for appointments.
💻 Small rural clinics could lose funding without telehealth visits.
That means:
🚫 Patients with chronic illnesses may need to drive hours for appointments.
💻 Small rural clinics could lose funding without telehealth visits.
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
Prior Authorization was designed to reduce unnecessary care but in practice, it often delays urgent treatment and exhausts both patients and providers.
You’ve likely experienced it if:
📌 Your prescription was denied, even though your doctor approved it
📌 Your MRI got postponed for “review”
You’ve likely experienced it if:
📌 Your prescription was denied, even though your doctor approved it
📌 Your MRI got postponed for “review”
November 28, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Prior Authorization was designed to reduce unnecessary care but in practice, it often delays urgent treatment and exhausts both patients and providers.
You’ve likely experienced it if:
📌 Your prescription was denied, even though your doctor approved it
📌 Your MRI got postponed for “review”
You’ve likely experienced it if:
📌 Your prescription was denied, even though your doctor approved it
📌 Your MRI got postponed for “review”
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
Insurance systems sometimes feel like obstacle courses disguised as “coverage.” Long phone calls. Confusing plan details. Endless paperwork. Denials that make no sense & patients aren’t the only ones stuck; providers spend hours fighting the same maze.
This is why understanding health policy matters
This is why understanding health policy matters
December 1, 2025 at 2:04 PM
Insurance systems sometimes feel like obstacle courses disguised as “coverage.” Long phone calls. Confusing plan details. Endless paperwork. Denials that make no sense & patients aren’t the only ones stuck; providers spend hours fighting the same maze.
This is why understanding health policy matters
This is why understanding health policy matters
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
Some kids ask Santa for toys. Others ask for something no child should ever have to worry about: healthcare.
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) helps cover care for millions of kids in working families, from vaccines and prescriptions to dental and vision.
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) helps cover care for millions of kids in working families, from vaccines and prescriptions to dental and vision.
December 5, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Some kids ask Santa for toys. Others ask for something no child should ever have to worry about: healthcare.
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) helps cover care for millions of kids in working families, from vaccines and prescriptions to dental and vision.
The Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) helps cover care for millions of kids in working families, from vaccines and prescriptions to dental and vision.
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
🎄 “So… what do YOU think about healthcare?”
Ah yes, the annual holiday debate no one asked for.
Here’s how to survive holiday healthcare convos without turning dinner into a debate stage:
✅ Lead with evidence, not ego
✅ Stay curious, not confrontational
✅ Center patients, not parties
Ah yes, the annual holiday debate no one asked for.
Here’s how to survive holiday healthcare convos without turning dinner into a debate stage:
✅ Lead with evidence, not ego
✅ Stay curious, not confrontational
✅ Center patients, not parties
December 12, 2025 at 3:02 PM
🎄 “So… what do YOU think about healthcare?”
Ah yes, the annual holiday debate no one asked for.
Here’s how to survive holiday healthcare convos without turning dinner into a debate stage:
✅ Lead with evidence, not ego
✅ Stay curious, not confrontational
✅ Center patients, not parties
Ah yes, the annual holiday debate no one asked for.
Here’s how to survive holiday healthcare convos without turning dinner into a debate stage:
✅ Lead with evidence, not ego
✅ Stay curious, not confrontational
✅ Center patients, not parties
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
In the U.S., prescription drugs cost nearly 2.8× more than in other developed countries, driven by complex pricing systems, pharmacy benefit managers, and limited transparency. For many families, that means choosing between a refill or the electric bill.
December 15, 2025 at 3:02 PM
In the U.S., prescription drugs cost nearly 2.8× more than in other developed countries, driven by complex pricing systems, pharmacy benefit managers, and limited transparency. For many families, that means choosing between a refill or the electric bill.
Off my usual education and Ai topics, BUT I just got engaged! 💍💍
December 12, 2025 at 8:10 PM
Off my usual education and Ai topics, BUT I just got engaged! 💍💍
The Updated Medical School Admissions Approach; The Mission-Aligned framework uses:
• Evidence-based selection
• Equity across stages
• Applicant context (education, community, resources, motivation)
• Systems to support learner success
Thoughts? Comment 💬
• Evidence-based selection
• Equity across stages
• Applicant context (education, community, resources, motivation)
• Systems to support learner success
Thoughts? Comment 💬
December 9, 2025 at 4:56 PM
The Updated Medical School Admissions Approach; The Mission-Aligned framework uses:
• Evidence-based selection
• Equity across stages
• Applicant context (education, community, resources, motivation)
• Systems to support learner success
Thoughts? Comment 💬
• Evidence-based selection
• Equity across stages
• Applicant context (education, community, resources, motivation)
• Systems to support learner success
Thoughts? Comment 💬
Being nervous during the med school application process isn’t a “you” problem. It’s a math problem.
📉 51,423 applicants to U.S. MD schools last cycle.
✅ Only 22,262 matriculated.
That’s around a 43% acceptance rate and much lower at individual schools.
The data explains the fear.
📉 51,423 applicants to U.S. MD schools last cycle.
✅ Only 22,262 matriculated.
That’s around a 43% acceptance rate and much lower at individual schools.
The data explains the fear.
November 11, 2025 at 9:38 PM
Being nervous during the med school application process isn’t a “you” problem. It’s a math problem.
📉 51,423 applicants to U.S. MD schools last cycle.
✅ Only 22,262 matriculated.
That’s around a 43% acceptance rate and much lower at individual schools.
The data explains the fear.
📉 51,423 applicants to U.S. MD schools last cycle.
✅ Only 22,262 matriculated.
That’s around a 43% acceptance rate and much lower at individual schools.
The data explains the fear.
Such a good question, I used to work out at night in high school but now I have to do it in the morning or I won’t have the energy! 👀
A reader asked: "I’ve heard that I should avoid working out before bed, since it might make it harder to fall asleep. But right now, the only free time I have to exercise is in the evening. Should my treadmill really be off-limits after 7 p.m.?"
Is It a Bad Idea to Exercise Before Bed?
Here’s how a nighttime workout can affect your sleep.
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November 11, 2025 at 9:37 PM
Such a good question, I used to work out at night in high school but now I have to do it in the morning or I won’t have the energy! 👀
I am starting medical school in 2026! What should be on my Christmas list? 👀
November 9, 2025 at 10:36 PM
I am starting medical school in 2026! What should be on my Christmas list? 👀
Future DOs — let’s learn how to make our med school dreams affordable 💰✨
AACOM’s Financing Your Medical Education webinar is tonight (7–8 PM ET)!
We’re talking scholarships, loans & repayment plans.
Join me on Zoom — register via aacom.org
AACOM’s Financing Your Medical Education webinar is tonight (7–8 PM ET)!
We’re talking scholarships, loans & repayment plans.
Join me on Zoom — register via aacom.org
https://aacom.org
November 6, 2025 at 9:03 PM
Future DOs — let’s learn how to make our med school dreams affordable 💰✨
AACOM’s Financing Your Medical Education webinar is tonight (7–8 PM ET)!
We’re talking scholarships, loans & repayment plans.
Join me on Zoom — register via aacom.org
AACOM’s Financing Your Medical Education webinar is tonight (7–8 PM ET)!
We’re talking scholarships, loans & repayment plans.
Join me on Zoom — register via aacom.org
Me: “I don’t get it.”
Professor: “What don’t you get?”
Me: “The… entirety.” 😭😭😭
October 20, 2025 at 4:07 PM
Me: “I don’t get it.”
Professor: “What don’t you get?”
Me: “The… entirety.” 😭😭😭
What's the most underrated topic that deserves more love in your major?
October 17, 2025 at 5:24 PM
What's the most underrated topic that deserves more love in your major?
Why your first internship matters:
– Teaches you what you like
– Builds professional confidence
– Gives future recommenders context
– Helps you figure out what kind of leader you want to be
School taught me the theory.
Internships taught me the strategy.
– How people communicate
– How teams actually get things done
– What I bring to the table
Experience > perfection.
October 17, 2025 at 5:21 PM
Why your first internship matters:
– Teaches you what you like
– Builds professional confidence
– Gives future recommenders context
– Helps you figure out what kind of leader you want to be
School taught me the theory.
Internships taught me the strategy.
– How people communicate
– How teams actually get things done
– What I bring to the table
Experience > perfection.
October 17, 2025 at 5:20 PM
School taught me the theory.
Internships taught me the strategy.
– How people communicate
– How teams actually get things done
– What I bring to the table
Experience > perfection.
Reposted by Tyra-Lee
@premedical-tyga.bsky.social
Don’t let a headline do all the thinking for you. 🧠
You can literally search the study name and check for yourself if it’s:
– Peer-reviewed
– Statistically sound
– Funded by someone who benefits from the outcome 👀
Science isn’t gatekept anymore.
Don’t let a headline do all the thinking for you. 🧠
You can literally search the study name and check for yourself if it’s:
– Peer-reviewed
– Statistically sound
– Funded by someone who benefits from the outcome 👀
Science isn’t gatekept anymore.
October 17, 2025 at 2:47 PM
@premedical-tyga.bsky.social
Don’t let a headline do all the thinking for you. 🧠
You can literally search the study name and check for yourself if it’s:
– Peer-reviewed
– Statistically sound
– Funded by someone who benefits from the outcome 👀
Science isn’t gatekept anymore.
Don’t let a headline do all the thinking for you. 🧠
You can literally search the study name and check for yourself if it’s:
– Peer-reviewed
– Statistically sound
– Funded by someone who benefits from the outcome 👀
Science isn’t gatekept anymore.
Just learned in Google Sheets, you can make it so that when you tick a checkbox, the entire row lights up like magic.
Go to Format → Conditional formatting.
Under "Format rules", pick "Custom formula is"
Enter this formula (assuming your checkboxes are in column A): =$A2=TRUE
Choose your color.
Go to Format → Conditional formatting.
Under "Format rules", pick "Custom formula is"
Enter this formula (assuming your checkboxes are in column A): =$A2=TRUE
Choose your color.
October 2, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Just learned in Google Sheets, you can make it so that when you tick a checkbox, the entire row lights up like magic.
Go to Format → Conditional formatting.
Under "Format rules", pick "Custom formula is"
Enter this formula (assuming your checkboxes are in column A): =$A2=TRUE
Choose your color.
Go to Format → Conditional formatting.
Under "Format rules", pick "Custom formula is"
Enter this formula (assuming your checkboxes are in column A): =$A2=TRUE
Choose your color.
Students who use ChatGPT, why?
Students who don’t, why?
Comment ⤵️
October 2, 2025 at 6:28 PM
Students who use ChatGPT, why?
Students who don’t, why?
Comment ⤵️
How I remember hard science stuff:
I don’t.
I make ChatGPT explain it like a fantasy world. 🏰
Immune system? Castle defense.
T cells? Knights.
Antibodies? Flying arrows.
Macrophages? Gatekeepers.
💬 COMMENT the topic you want turned into a metaphor next
💬 COMMENT the topic you want turned into a metaphor next
September 29, 2025 at 2:23 PM
How I remember hard science stuff:
I don’t.
I make ChatGPT explain it like a fantasy world. 🏰
Immune system? Castle defense.
T cells? Knights.
Antibodies? Flying arrows.
Macrophages? Gatekeepers.
💬 COMMENT the topic you want turned into a metaphor next
💬 COMMENT the topic you want turned into a metaphor next