Pharmaceutical Companies Settle Historic Court Case
BY SCOTTY HALL – In the United States’ previous drug epidemics, we blamed the crack dealers, the meth labs, and shunned those who fell victim to the allure of ever-present
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The Skyrocketing Prices of Insulin
BY NIDHI DAHIYA – When Alec Raeshawn Smith turned 26, he aged off of his mother’s health insurance plan, leaving him considering getting his own health insurance which would involve
Read more2 Factors for Type 2 Diabetes
BY SRIJA SOMAKA – Our community has been hit with an pandemic: just not one you would expect. The word pandemic brings to mind an uncontrolled outbreak of a viral
Read moreEbola Revisited
BY ISHAN VAISH – Since April, 2019, the Democratic Republic of Congo has been in a state of emergency as a result of a massive Ebola crisis. Almost 6 months
Read morePros and Cons of Medical Marijuana
BY SURAYA MOHIDUL – The legalization of medical marijuana has been a topic of debate for an elongated period of time and is still ongoing. Even though there are 33
Read more“Blue Collar, Blue Scrubs” by Michael Collins
BY AHMAD NISAR – Few medical students decide to pursue a career in medicine in their late 20s; fewer still come into medical school fresh from working in a construction
Read moreGenetic Testing & Company Stories
BY ALEX HOLLOWAY – Would you rather know if you were predisposed to certain medical conditions, or would you rather remain in the dark? The opportunity to raise this question
Read moreMMI v. Traditional Interviews: A Breakdown
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
Read moreFlipped Classroom Learning
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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