16 Facts About Mike Varshavski

Mike Varshavski has a YouTube channel for medically themed entertainment and information.

Mike Varshavski's father, both Jewish and Ukrainian, was a physician and a graduate of the Third Medical Institute of Moscow, while his mother was a mathematics professor.

Mike Varshavski enrolled in the New York Institute of Technology and was accepted for an accelerated, seven-year combined track for a bachelor's degree in life sciences and a medical degree upon completion of the undergraduate program.

In early 2012, Mike Varshavski joined Instagram to document his life as a medical student and combat the notion that "you can't have a life in medical school".

Mike Varshavski gained media attention in August 2015 when BuzzFeed published an article about him titled "Um, You Really Need To See This Hot Doctor And His Dog" that highlighted his good looks and his relationship with his dog, a husky named Roxy.

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Mike Varshavski uses his social media to provide health information to millennials.

In 2017, a year after he launched his YouTube channel, Mike Varshavski gave a TEDx Talk on "The epidemic of the 'I Know It All' expert" at a TEDxMonteCarlo event.

Mike Varshavski debunked many of Judy Mikovits' claims about COVID-19 from the conspiracy film, Plandemic.

In March 2020, Mike Varshavski interviewed Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, about the pandemic.

On November 12,2020, for his 31st birthday, Mike Varshavski traveled to Miami to attend a beach party that was attended by a number of other people without masks, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mike Varshavski is set to make his professional debut against Chris Avila on the undercard of Jake Paul vs Anderson Silva.

In late 2015, Mike Varshavski established a foundation, Limitless Tomorrow, to provide scholarships to students, and he has raised money for it by auctioning experiences with himself through his social media accounts.

In July 2019, Mike Varshavski spread awareness for the humanitarian organization, Save a Child's Heart, by posting a photo with the organization's 5,000th patient while on a trip to Israel.

In March 2020, Mike Varshavski donated $50,000 worth of N95 masks in the face of shortages for medical personnel due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

In late March 2022, Mike Varshavski set up a donation to GlobalGiving for Ukrainian people during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

In June 2022, Mike Varshavski donated $100,111 to Feeding America, through a fundraiser organized by YouTuber Ryan Trahan.