Aspiring Docs Diaries
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Bias in the Medical School Admissions Process
The long and cumbersome process of applying to medical schools has finally come to a close this month for applicants […] Read More
Lessons From My First Patients
Through the International-Inner City-Rural Preceptorship (I2CRP) Honors Program at my school, I have had the unique opportunity to help provide […] Read More
3 Real #FirstWorldProblems
Many of us millennials toss around the term #firstworldproblems so easily. I know the fact that there’s whole milk in […] Read More
Health Disparities in Our Own Backyard
It has been quite some time since my last post. Qualifiers (the only thing close to finals at my school) […] Read More
Closing Time
Very recently, we had our last day of anatomy. Anatomy class quickly grew to become a defining milestone in our […] Read More
A Second Year’s Second Semester
It’s already February and there are only four more units (behavioral sciences, women’s health, musculoskeletal, and nervous system) before one […] Read More
The Subtleties of Medicine
They say medicine is a hard science, based on heavily scrutinized theories and proven postulates. Medicine is supposedly made up […] Read More
Reflection Outside the Classroom
Photo Credit: Wikipedia I spent Thanksgiving evening on the floor of my mother’s one bedroom apartment, carving out pieces of […] Read More