How to Beat the Spread of Misinformation and Unreliable Sources of Medical Information By: Merck Manuals Access to reliable, trustworthy medical information is a universal right. It empowers patients to make better-informed […]
Making a Choice: A Surgeon’s Decision to NOT have Children By: Dr. Marisa Earley I met my husband in medical school. Back then, I thought that I really wanted a family and […]
What My Needle Stick Injury Taught Me By Uzma Marium, MD When it comes to occupational hazards, needle stick injury can be quite a taboo- only to be discussed […]
Why Do Med Students Use Picmonic with First Aid? By: Ron Robertson, Co-founder & CEO, Picmonic Inc. Picmonic’s First Aid Playlist helps students get the most out of the First Aid book, […]
Becoming a Medical Student: The Real Things to Know Before Med School By Dawn Barlow Ever wondered what it’s really like to be a doctor? Thinking of applying to medical school? Before […]
Can OET Replace The USMLE Step 2CS? By: Kiran S. Mahapure, MS MCh1; Aashish Rajesh, MBBS2; Malke Asaad, MD3 The United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) program announced a temporary suspension of Step 2 […]
Burned Out or Burned Up? What’s Next for you as a Physician? By: Gayle Morris Burnout is a physical and emotional challenge that affects many people in high-stress jobs. And if medicine isn’t […]
Racism Exists!! By: Temi Adejuyigbe and Claire Schenken When people ask me what my favorite part about college was they are often shocked at my response. It wasn’t the friends I made […]
An Accident Abroad: What I learned being a Patient in Rwanda By: Megan Wojick I’m in an emergency room. I’ve been in a room like this one many times before during my […]
Back to the Bedside: Solo Rounding By: Dr. Amita Shah, MD PhD “Your involvement in his care was overstated” I read that text from the ICU attending and realized, yes, all I […]
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