Top 5 Pre-Med Life Myths
By: Sarah Caesar Before I came to college, portrayals of doctors on television and stories from friends and family were the main factors that shaped my assumptions about the lifestyles
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We’re not all thin
By: Carley Borrelli Individuals with eating disorders are often stereotyped as extremely skinny and underweight. While many individuals do exhibit this appearance, individuals can still be a normal weight and
Read moreMicrobes: Friends or Foes?
By: Kristen Farley Viruses, bacteria and fungi-oh my! It is a shame that in this day and age microbes are consistently given such a bad rap. Most people are aware only
Read moreScience Majors: Easier Than They Seem
By: Laurence Black Whenever I tell people that I am a Microbiology major with pre-medical intent, they reply with a troubled look and an apology for my perceived lack of
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UGA PreMed | Pseudoscience (Volume 2 Issue 2)
You Can’t Learn in Your Sleep?
By: Trang Nguyen Think about all the time you spend sleeping. Now, consider those hours spent learning instead. Of course, this is not possible. The human body requires a certain
Read moreNeuromyths: Busting Common Misconceptions about the Human Brain
By: Muaaz Masood The human brain: one of the most complex yet simple, delicate yet robust organs in the body. Despite the central role it plays in everyday function, it
Read moreDaring to be Different: The Truth About Alternative Medicine
By: Priya Patel Fake, unorthodox, quackery, even conspiracy— alternative medicine has been subject to some pretty harsh criticism throughout the years. People tend to equate the term “alternative” with “not
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