If people could walk in the shoes of others, there would be a lot more humble people in this world. A woman who does not look like me has chosen to continue bullying me across multiple platforms simply because I chose to speak about what I know best — medicine and public health. What I’m tire

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We’ve reached a point where people confuse followers with expertise. I was once in a room with a real expert—and people dismissed them because they “didn’t have enough followers.” That should concern all of us. Full clip on YouTube → full episode on The Medical Collective podcast. #doc

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During the pandemic, we were threatened called names, by simply spending time on social media trying to educate people. But recently, I have tried to spend my free time educating on TikTok. Never did I think I would be called a c$&#, a loser, fraud, and a grifter by a content creator. I chuckle

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Just because someone has visibility doesn’t mean they have expertise in every area. In medicine, scope matters. Credentials matter. Training matters. Experience matters. And credibility should match the topic being discussed. Full clip on YouTube → full episode on The Medical Collective

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Birthday Blessings

#Healthcare #birthdaygirl #taurus #genx

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Surgeon General Requires More Than an MD

Dr. Nicole Saphier has been nominated for Surgeon General. I want to be clear—I’ve talked about this before on The Medical Collective podcast (“The Truth About Credentials”). Having an MD is only one part of the equation. When it comes to one of the highest roles in guiding public health a

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When I travel, I have to bring my blanket from home! What are the little things that make you happy? #creatorsearchinsights #littlethings #doctorsoftiktok

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Doctors don’t just go home when their shift ends. They carry the weight of every patient… every outcome… every loss. This is the part of medicine people don’t see. Watch the full clip on YouTube → full episode on The Medical Collective podcast. Follow for real conversations about health

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How do you know if a mole could be melanoma? 100% of cancers are diagnosed by a pathologist. What we see under the microscope tells the story. Follow for real conversations about health, mindset, and medicine — where scienc

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As a pathologist, I’ve always understood what it means to work behind the scenes. Now trying to build something in a space where visibility matters… it’s a different kind of challenge. Especially when it feels like others are moving faster or being seen more. But I’m still doing the work.

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Happy Lab Week 🧪 Most people see the results… but this is what happens before they get them. There’s a whole process — and a team — behind every number. #labweek #medtok #pathology #healthcare

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Colonoscopy is the gold standard… but it’s only as good as your prep. If we can’t see clearly, we can’t detect polyps. And if they can’t biopsy it… we can’t diagnose it. This is where medicine, pathology, and prevention all connect. In honor of Lab Week — this is what happens behind the

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This was one of the most powerful parts of my trip to Ghana. From the last bath at Assin Manso… to the Cape Coast Castle… to the ceremonies of remembrance and return… Some history isn’t just learned… you feel it. Part 4 coming. #ghana #africatravel #blackdoctor storytelling

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It’s Laboratory Professionals Week 🧪 Behind every diagnosis, there’s a team you don’t always see — but we couldn’t do this work without them. This week, we’re showing love to the lab. #labweek #pathology #medtok #healthcare #testing @The Medical Collective podcast

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Dr. Erica Schwartz has been put forward for CDC Director — a physician, former Deputy Surgeon General, and a Black woman stepping into leadership at a critical time. Representation matters. But we’ve seen what happens when leadership is placed into unstable systems. Are they setting her up fo

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Burnout is real—but it’s not the whole story. We keep calling it burnout, but what if the problem isn’t the individual? What if it’s the system? This is part of a bigger conversation about what medicine really looks like behind the scenes. Watch the full clip on YouTube → full episode o

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I’m continuing to share my journey with you — my first time in Ghana and what this experience truly meant for me. Before the history… before everything I learned… There was just arriving. Being present. Feeling something shift. Part 3 coming. #ghana #travelstory #personalgrowth

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Reports about the CDC “stopping rabies testing” sound alarming — but the reality is more nuanced. This is a temporary pause affecting 20+ infectious disease tests, including rabies and mpox. Testing doesn’t disappear — it shifts to state and local labs. But coordination and turnaround time m

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That’s why I always recommend a baseline colonoscopy. Some lesions—especially on the right side of the colon—don’t bleed and can be missed on stool tests. That’s why visualization matters. Full breakdown on YouTube → full episode on The Medical Collective podcast. Follow for real conver

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Who can you trust? I have put on my detective hat and am determined to help you navigate the social media streets. It may be difficult to know if a doctor is truly a doctor or even practicing within their scope of medicine! # #tiktoklive # #livehighlights # #doctorsoftiktok # #disinformation @@Dr.

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Dr. Keisha Davis, MD