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I’m very happy and proud to announce that my team @cavemediastudio in collaboration with @africacomicade will be delivering in 2025 the first African Health Based Animated TV Series titled SupaDoc. The story will be centered around the adventures of Olawale, a 400 level Medical Student and academic genius in New Lagos in the Germatron Universe, who discovers that he has superhuman abilities beyond just his beside prowess. While villains attack and unleash chaos through pandemics and epidemics, Olawale has to balance between his responsibilities of making New Lagos the healthiest city on the planet, his life as a medical student, while seeking to understand the full complexities of the dark forces that seek to destroy his world. Get ready to explore different story themes around diseases, teamwork, mystical powers and health issues. In 2025, you will be entertained.

Clerked a patient today who visited a Traditional Bone Setter (TBS) for 3 months after she was involved in a road accident… According to her, the private hospital they took her to, was the one who referred her to the TBS. Fast forward, she had no improvement and she decided to do an X-ray where she saw the damage. Well she decided to leave the TBS and seek professional intervention where an ORIF to the femur was done, and according to her again, the doctor who performed the surgery told her she should not bend her knee at all or do physiotherapy till she fully recovers. So it should just be in extension. Now she has a very limited range of motion and weak quads. I looked at the recent X-ray she did and the ORIF was neither close to the hip joint nor knee joint… So if we do Patient education, we should also start doing Doctor’s education??

What is that one specialty in Medicine that you can't specialize in???