Identical twins Travan and Travis Jasper have both become doctors and now work together in an emergency room. According to IOL, the brothers experienced intense sibling rivalry while growing up, but their relationship improved as they got older. They eventually began supporting and relying on each other, a bond that has continued into their shared medical careers.
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