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Grief on the Wards

by Rohan Patel

“Time of death: 12:26 p.m.” Hearing those words on the first day of my Intensive Care Unit (ICU) rotation was surreal when just a few hours ago we were discussing the patient’s status during rounds.

December 9, 2019
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Featured, From the Wards, The Silver Lining

Should You Get an Apple Watch for Your Heart? (Part Two of Two)

by Benjamin Meyers

In part one of this two-part series, we explored the history of direct-to-consumer ECG technology and its utility. Here we present a product comparison and research validating direct-to-consumer ECGs.

November 25, 2019
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Grief on the Wards

Published by Rohan Patel

“Time of death: 12:26 p.m.” Hearing those words on the first day of my Intensive Care Unit (ICU) rotation was surreal when just a few hours ago we were...

December 9, 2019
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Featured, From the Wards, The Silver Lining

Two Summers Abroad

Published by Kathryn Norman

I never expected to have such a similar experience of being immersed in a new language while remaining in the US exactly five years after my summer in France....

December 5, 2019
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From the Wards

From Hanoi to the Streets: One Prisoner of War’s Path to Homelessness

Published by in-Training, the online peer-reviewed publication for medical students

“I robbed my first bank when I was nine years old,” said Mr. L in the same matter-of-fact tone he always used when he shared equally shocking self-proclamations. Mr....

November 11, 2019
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From the Wards

A Physician’s Most Powerful Tool

Published by Karina Hofstee

The HIV clinic was one of my favorite rotations in all of third year. It was often emotional for me. Many uninsured, low-income patients came to the clinic not...

October 4, 2019
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October 18, 2019

Global Health @ Home

The health impacts associated with structural violence prevent vulnerable populations from gaining access to basic needs. This is due...

by Daniel Gehlbach
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October 2, 2019

A Case for Cultural Competence

Developing skills of cultural competence requires an open heart and mind -- and often an uncomfortable examination of personal...

by Steven Duncan
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Just Crazy

We shuffled out of the room, but before closing the door, I could hear her bangles ringing as her...

by Briana Christophers
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Failing Out and Leaning In

I refreshed the page over and over again, thinking that a different number would magically appear instead, but it...

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The Patient vs. the Clock: Time Constraints are Damaging Progress in MedicineI was sitting in on a patient visit with the attending physician and a...September 23, 2019

Lessons to Learn from Reggie: The Importance of Medical HumanitiesA recent publication in the Journal of Neurology caused significant outrage not only within...September 9, 2019

Breaking the Stigma: Caribbean Medical SchoolsShe put down her drink, the corners of her mouth dropped slightly. “Oh, so...August 30, 2019

Can’t We All Just Get Along, For the Patient’s Sake?When contemplating a career in medicine as either a nurse practitioner (NP), physician assistant...July 31, 2019

DIY MedicineDo-it-yourself (DIY) medicine is particularly appealing to those who wish to take their health...July 17, 2019

Letter to the Editor: Stop the BansThe news as of late reflects the dystopian status of present-day health care. Numerous...June 26, 2019

More Than Just Hair: Combating Hair Discrimination in MedicineIn 2006, India Arie released a self-empowering song called "I am not my hair."...June 10, 2019

To Do or Not To Do Research? That is the QuestionMedical schools have an interest in advocating that their medical students pursue research in...May 1, 2019

Embracing Introversion in MedicineMy former pediatrician always had the brightest smile. She was an effervescent “people-person.” Between...April 29, 2019

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