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Most children do not testify to parents’ struggle to become doctors. But Dr. Michael Warsaw He recalls his father, doctor from Russia, monitor the medical school and residence again in America.
“My father decided to engage in medical education, again, in a new country, in a new language for the second time in his life, bless his heart,” Warsaw said Digital Fox News Digital. “I fell in love with the field and I realized it was the only thing I wanted to do throughout my life.”
The designation of “the sexiest doctor alive” was not part of this plan, but Warsaw took superficial attention in the way to provide Information about health up to millions.
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Mikhail Warsaw and his parents emigrated from Russia when he was a child, starting his life “completely from scratch.” The experience of viewing his father repeats medical school and residence in his new home, inspired by Warsaw to become a doctor. (Doctor’s courtesy Mike/YouTube)
The Warsaw family immigrated to the US from Russia when he was six years old, looking for a better life. However, the transition came with problems.
“We had to completely restart our lives from scratch,” he said. His mother, Candidate of Philosophy. Mathematics professor who swept the floors to pay the bills while his father, who was a doctor in his country, repeated a difficult process to become a doctor again.
Warsaw followed in the footsteps of his father, completing the accelerated seven-year combination program for a bachelor’s degree in life and Doctor of the degree of osteopathic medicine at the New York Institute.
He also created the following on Instagram before he started residence in 2014. Then came “15 minutes of glory,” Warsaw said.
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The superficial spotlight was confused by Warsaw. First.
“It’s not the attention I try to get,” he recalled, thinking at the time. “I would like to teach people. I want to celebrate healthcare. I want to put good information there.”
“I was disappointed, seeing my patients sore myths, misinformation,” Warsaw said. So he launched his YouTube Dr. Mike, which now has about 14 million subscribers. (Doctor’s courtesy Mike/Instagram)
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The main news and the current -the shot was flocked to book it, but the madness of the media ended quickly. If the “goalkeepers” did not allow him to talk about the topics he cared for – vaccines, nutrition, physical activity – he had to do it himself, he said.
It launched your YouTube channel, “Dr. Mike”, Inspired by the recurrent topic he noticed in his daily work.
“Patients were misled that they read on the Internet or saw on television, as a rule, in the form of an advertising video,” he said.
Not only did this distract patients from “introducing work as an improvement in their diet, getting from seven to nine hours of sleep, classes (and) preserving a healthy mental state,” but also pushed some to take “dubious medicines and supplements,” Warsaw said.
He realized that he could achieve more than only 30-40 patients he saw every day personally. He now boasts about 14 million YouTube subscribers.
“At a time when the first patients’ instinct …” It’s to look at my phones, I would like to be near them, “he said. “Just like family doctors are for our patients when they are in the hospital when they are in a nursing home when they can’t leave the house and they are in bed, we are there.”
Dr. Warsaw said he wanted to “equip patients with the best information to make decisions for himself and his loved ones.” (Kindly Dr. Michael Warsaw)
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In addition to their videos that talk about everything from high blood pressure to labels, and responding to popular medical dramas or videos Tiktok, Warsaw also interviewed celebrities, healthcare professionals and political guests, including Dr. Anthony Fock, former Vice President Kamal Harris and the current commissioner Dr. Marty Makari.
The celebration based in New Jersey still balances its online Slovo, seeing patients, most of whom do not recognize it with celebrity, Warsaw said.
“Those who admit me are very excited,” he said. “I can’t tell you how much joy it makes me have a baby who is nervous to go to the doctor who illuminates because it is the doctor they saw on YouTube.”
Warsaw will be on “Fox & Friends“On Tuesday, May 27.
