A WORLD WITH SIGHT
BY AUSTIN WAHLE – The very first thing you do when you wake up in the morning is open your eyes, for they are the portal through which you see
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PreMed Magazine is a student organization that aims to inform readers on science facts and healthcare news while providing tips and tricks for pre-health students to tackle the elaborate world of medicine. While readership is primarily UGA students, publications are universally accessible.
A SUMMER OF INFLUENZA
BY ERIC SANTANA – This summer I received the opportunity to work as an undergraduate researcher at the Center for Vaccines and Immunology here at the University of Georgia, working in Dr. Ted
Read moreYOUR DOCTOR WILL SOON BE A CLICK AWAY
BY KATIE LUQUIRE – If you’ve ever been to an emergency room for a minor injury or ailment, you’ve likely waited hours on end for treatment. You also probably paid a
Read moreARTIFICIAL WOMBS: FICTION TURNED FUTURE
BY SHERRY LUO – Over the years, we have artificially recreated parts and functions of the human body. Limb prosthetics have been used throughout history. Pacemakers help our hearts beat
Read moreThe Merger of Allopathic (MD) and Osteopathic (DO) Residencies
BY ERIC SANTANA – Today, there are two options in terms of education for undergraduates who want to be a practicing physician in the United States. The first and better-known option
Read moreDOCTOR DEFICIENCY
BY MUHAMMAD SIDDIQ – Health care debate seems to constantlydominate headlines. Many Americans, however, are unaware of a major issue affecting the United States’ healthcare system. The United States is
Read moreTHOUGHTS FROM A PREMED STUDENT
Listen in on our inaugural podcast. Emma Burke, who is entering the Medical College of Georgia this fall, shares her thoughts on the premed pathway.
Read moreZIKA: KILLER OF THE UNBORN
BY CELESTE SPRINGER – The Florida Department of Health has reported the first local transmission of the Zika virus seen within the state all year. According to the report released
Read moreLESSONS FROM OUR ELDERS
BY BEMSI WALLANG – Growing up in a Cameroonian-American household, I’ve witnessed a large disconnect between the way elders are revered and honored in my culture in comparison to the
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