An Episode Of Questionable Things
May the Slap Chop save us all. As medical science progresses, it not only answers questions but generates even more.
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Which Malignancy Is This Patient At Risk For?
A 62-year-old female presents with a new non-pruritic rash and muscle weakness. She mentions having trouble carrying her young grandchildren
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What To Do During A Gap Year
By AAMC Staff It’s become increasingly more common for premeds to take at least one gap year between their undergrad
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Genetics Education: Training Physicians for the Future of Healthcare
By Julia Bauman As a researcher at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, MA, I have a front row seat to
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Research Mentors: How to Find One, Keep One, and Reap the Rewards
By Trevor C. Hunt Welcome to “Research for the Rest of Us”, a column about navigating the complex intricacies of
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What Does the Entry-Level OT Doctorate Mean For You?
By Brittany Ferri The educational requirements needed to become an occupational therapist (OT) are continually changing to improve the notoriety
Read more Do recognize this genetic disorder?
A full-term female infant is born to a healthy 34-year-old woman. Newborn examination reveals a broad chest with widely spaced
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Poor: A Deadly Diagnosis In America, Ft. Sarah Smarsh
A look at the people valued more as functioning machines than as people This past week, the Carver College of
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Surviving Without A Medical Community
How to find friends outside of the medical world By Amy Rakowczyk A big part of surviving medical school and
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Why Recent Medical Graduates Should Not Rush Into Homeownership
By Justin Havre Several years ago, banks and mortgage lenders began targeting doctors who recently graduated from medical school or
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Welcome To Our House: A Dental School Virtual Tour
By Abbey Tadros Dental students spend more time at school than their own houses with people they see more often
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A-Earners vs Life-Long Learners
The struggle of dental students to find academic balance By Kelsey Gwin It’s the morning of an exam. My fourth
Read more Why does this patient have difficulty walking?
A 24 year-old female presents with a history of multiple ankle sprains and complains of difficulty keeping up with her
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Hit By A Bus
Our newest co-host has already had a taste of fame. Abby Fyfe joins the crew this time, along with Aline
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Doctor, What Should I Eat?
Part 1: Do Physicians Really Need Nutrition Education? By Casey Paton It is a well-known adage that one should not
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OT Practice Setting Pros and Cons: School Systems and Psychiatric Facilities
By Brittany Ferri So far in this series, we have covered the main settings of occupational therapy (OT) and challenges
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ED Procedures Medical Students Should Know
By Emily Millet Emergency medicine draws many students towards it because of the lifestyle-friendly aspect, shift work, and variety of
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Opinion: “Right to Try” Legislation and the Responsibility of Physicians
By Adil Menon The “right to try movement” is often presented as an altruistic effort to provide patients with terminal
Read more Do you recognize these ring-shaped lesions?
A 69-year-old woman with a history of hypertension and irritable bowel syndrome presents with multiple ring-shaped lesions on both hands.
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Nebraska Has Questions
Jennifer Anderson, a sociology PhD student at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, teaches a course called Sociology of Health and Health Care.
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