Dance moves from ‘TikTok Doc’ bring welcome relief from virus blues


This handout selfie courtesy of Dr. Jason Campbell shows him on Feb 10, 2020 at the Oregon Health & Science University Hospital in Portland. Dubbed ‘TikTok Doc’, after the popular short form video app, Dr Jason Campbell has taken the Internet by storm with his clips featuring him and colleagues doing the ‘corona foot shake’, ‘the cha cha slide’ and other dance moves. — Dr Jason Campbell/AFP

LOS ANGELES: A US doctor’s dance videos posted on social media have proven just the right medicine for hundreds of thousands of people, including health care workers, who are cheering him on for lifting their spirits during the coronavirus pandemic.

Dubbed “TikTok Doc” after the popular short-form video app, Dr Jason Campbell has taken the Internet by storm with clips featuring him and colleagues doing the “corona foot shake”, “the cha-cha slide” and other dance moves.

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