An awkward encounter with a hypochondriac
A warning about examining your friend’s medical condition. Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
An awkward encounter with a hypochondriac
Laughter: It’s really the best medicine
Is laughter the best medicine? Indeed it is.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
Laughter: It’s really the best medicine
Doctors who wear scrubs outside of a medical setting
Doctors who wear scrubs outside of a medical setting. Here’s what this physician thinks about that.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
Doctors who wear scrubs outside of a medical setting
A physician remembers his son’s birth plan
Did this delivery go according to the birth plan? It did, until this physician received the hospital bill.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
A physician remembers his son’s birth plan
A physician on his daughter’s implants
A physician comments on his daughter’s “implants.”
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
A physician on his daughter’s implants
A physician-comedian on the ridiculousness of paperwork and health insurers
“It’s my hope that one day the health plans will reimburse everybody for a comedy rental.”
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
A physician-comedian on the ridiculousness of paperwork and health insurers
See how medical marijuana can be funny
Can medical marijuana be funny?
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
See how medical marijuana can be funny
This physician-comedian says to eat less. Watch how he does it.
Eat less. Is it easier said than done?
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
This physician-comedian says to eat less. Watch how he does it.
The first time this doctor heard the word, “STAT!”
The first time a physician heard the word, “STAT!”
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
The first time this doctor heard the word, “STAT!”
Healthy eating can be funny. Watch how.
A physician riffs on healthy eating.
Brad Nieder is a physician and comedian and can be reached at the Healthy Humorist.
Healthy eating can be funny. Watch how.
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