4 Tips for Improving Telehealth Patient-Clinician Communication

Nathan Cashion October 13, 2024

Hirschtritt & Kelly (2024) detail four tips to help providers gain their patients’ trust and improve the telemedicine experience.

Journal of Actually Well-written Science

Nathan Cashion October 13, 2024

Étienne Fortier-Dubois began writing a series of scientific style guidelines outlining various ways papers could be made more readable. This led to starting JAWWS, a new journal of actually readable papers.

See how easy it is to use Markdown in this demo from iA Writer

Nathan Cashion October 10, 2024

If you want to earn some geek cred but don’t have time to learn a programming language, start with Markdown! 🤓

My feature in Logan' University’s Tower magazine

Nathan Cashion March 2, 2024

Earlier this week, I was featured in a student life profile in the Logan University quarterly Tower Magazine.

Cybertruck is a Mars Rover

Nathan Cashion December 15, 2023

I'm sure I'm not the first person to realize this, but Tesla isn’t building the Cybertruck for consumers. They’re building it for Mars.

This AI productivity tool helps me manage my time as a graduate student.

Nathan Cashion September 15, 2023

Motion is a powerful (though perhaps complex) productivity app that combines task and project management with a calendar. It solves a problem for busy students – being able to automatically adjust a busy, time-blocked schedule without effort.

How I Got Fancy Footnotes Working Using Bigfoot.js on SquareSpace

Nathan Cashion May 10, 2022

I respect a good footnote because I value referencing the original material.These fancy footnotes on PainScience.com and Wait But Why are helpful because they don’t pull you away from the narrative. So I just had to have similar footnotes on my SquareSpace blog. Despite many setbacks, here’s how I got them working using Bigfoot.js.