DARSH PATEL – Drug costs in the U.S. aren’t just a policy problem – they’re a patient problem. And while most premed students are laser-focused on mastering chemistry classes, shadowing
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EMILY KIMBRELL– The Georgia Board of HealthCare Workforce’s 2023 graduate report reveals a striking paradox, wherein they report that a staggering 75% of Georgia medical school graduates intend to concentrate
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EMILY KIMBRELL– The Georgia Board of HealthCare Workforce’s 2023 graduate report reveals a striking paradox, wherein they report that a staggering 75% of Georgia medical school graduates intend to concentrate
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PABLO ASHI — According to the 2023 Athens-Clarke County Point in Time Count, 47% of individuals surveyed were unsheltered. The PIT Count provides a snapshot into the percentage of sheltered
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AUSTIN WAHLE – There is a reason why many interviewers from healthcare related schools ask the question, “What is the last book you read?”, or “What book that you have
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STEPHEN JOSEPH – The Ghost Map chronicles the work of English physician John Snow during the 1854 cholera outbreak in London. Dr. Snow, now considered one of the founders of
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ALEX HOLLOWAY – Smart technology is virtually everywhere. It’s in our homes, cars, bedrooms and for some, even on our bodies. Many of these smart products were released within the
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BY SHERRY LUO – For all pre-professional students, the interview is one of the final hurdles you have to cross before you are allowed to reach the hallowed state we
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BY COURTENEY MALIN – Learning in Healthcare and Science—The Flipped Classroom Flipped classrooms employ a modern method of learning, gaining popularity from media coverage and research showing its benefits in
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