Google “ebola news” and in .18 seconds 355,000,000 results appear. Ebola’s nationwide celebrity is an interesting case being that it still has yet to reach pandemic status. Many satirical news
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By Justin Dumrongkulraksa When most people think of medicine they imagine a surgeon or primary care doctor, but medicine is actually a multidisciplinary field. Every treatment used by a physician
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By Annika Carter We have all heard of those crime-fighting television shows. In fact, many of us have watched programs such as CSI, Bones, Law and Order, 48 Hours: Hard
Read moreby Annika Carter In my hometown, I used to drive by a physical therapist office that boasted a sign reading “Official Physical Therapist of the Atlanta Falcons.” I remember thinking,
Read moreBy Erica Lee Q: What is/are your major(s)? A: Political Science Q: When do you expect to graduate? A: Spring 2015 Q: What are your career aspirations 5-20 years from
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Read moreBy Hammad Khalid and Trang Nguyen Whether as a practicing physician, medical researcher or hospital administrative worker, an understanding of public health practice is essential for success. The World Health
Read moreBy Natalie Dixon No one ever told me that being a biology major was easy, especially not after I added a second major spring of sophomore year and studied abroad in
Read moreBy Ahmed Mahmood A day in the life of Colleen Boyle is a hectic one. She balances classes, studying for the MCAT, volunteering, and running a student organization all while
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