Healthy Living-The Importance of Sleep
Sleep quantity as well as quality are highly important to health in all areas of your life. The amount of good, quality sleep you get each night affects your mood,
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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.
From the Bench to the Bedside: The Physician-Scientist
By: Ronke Olowojesiku During the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, the United States along with the world was in the grips of a disease that
Read moreProject Focus and Medical Entomology in Ecuador
By: James Cheng After spending a few weeks traversing the Northeastern Choco-Andes rainforest corridor in Ecuador, I came back to the states a little dirty and a little worn, but
Read moreMedical Student Spotlight: Kevin Hord
By: Shajira Mohammed Kevin Hord graduated from UGA this past May with degrees in both Biochemistry and Management. He is a first-year medical student at Emory University School of Medicine
Read moreThe Primary Care Physician – Just a Jack-of-All-Trades?
By: Ronke Olowojesiku As children we are presented with the ever-daunting question of what we wish to be when we are older. Even now as students on the pathway to becoming
Read morePharm Chat- The First Step
By: Abigail Shell If you are like me, you have had questions about your future plans repeatedly asked by friends, family, and interviewers for years, but at the end of
Read moreClubs in Action: AMSA Club
By: Kristi Haisler The American Medical Student Association (AMSA) is a student run organization for pre-medical students at UGA. AMSA was founded in 1950 with the intention to provide opportunities
Read moreThe Inners Works of a Physician Assistant (PA)
By: Swati Patel In the world of medicine, being highly skilled, efficient, and having the ability to work with a team are must have characteristics of a medical professional. So
Read moreVanderbilt School of Medicine
Vanderbilt School of Medicine By: Kathleen LaPorte Quick Facts: 6.13 % acceptance rate 37% of accepted enroll2009–111 first year enrollmentsMCAT: 11.6 (2010)GPA: 3.8 (2010)2012-2013 tuition: $42,750 / yearTotal enrollment: 436Web links:
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