The Curious Clinicians is an academic medical collective led by Dr. Tony Breu, Dr. Hannah Abrams, and Dr. Avi Cooper that bridges the gap between clinical practice and physiological mechanisms. Moving from their origins in the tweetorial format, the team produces a medical podcast that investigates the underlying pathophysiology behind clinical phenomena. Their partnership with the American College of Physicians allows healthcare professionals to earn Continuing Medical Education credits through episodes like While My Liver Gently Weeps. The group frequently collaborates with digital health educators such as Dr. Mike Todorovic to explore complex topics, recently featuring the launch of the book The Body A-Z. Their work often addresses specific clinical mysteries, such as the relationship between SGLT2 inhibitors and erythrocytosis or the historical diagnosis of famous figures. By focusing on the Socratic method of inquiry, they provide a resource for residents and physicians seeking to understand the mechanistic reasons behind medical guidelines and observations.