Antisense Drugs
By: Trang Nguyen A new technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we treat diseases. This technology, called antisense drug therapy, works to prevent diseases at the genetic level. However, before
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The Quirks of being a DO
By: Ronke Olowojesiku You are a premedical student fresh off the MCAT bandwagon. Now at that final stage when all your recommendations in order, your personal statement reviewed and re-reviewed,
Read moreBreaking Winter Break Habits
By: Ahmed Mahmood Studies have shown that breaks between semesters can be detrimental when it comes to students retaining information they’ve learned in school. Students may not forget much information
Read moreWho does not have health insurance?
By: Allison Skinner
Read moreObamacare: What You Should Know
By: Muaaz Masood According to a U.S. Census Bureau report, 15 percent of Americans, or about 48 million people, did not have health insurance coverage in 2012. Many people, including
Read moreEmergency Care Abuse
By: Bethany Watson Over 120 million Americans visit the emergency room every year. Surprisingly, only 13.3 percent of these individuals are admitted to the hospital, and only about 40 million
Read morePre-med Survival Guide
By: Natalie Dixon In 2008, only 45.6 percent of medical school applicants were accepted into at least one school. Although most laymen know how rigorous medical school curriculum, many people
Read moreThe Truth About Neurogenesis
By: Sheila Bhavsar Exactly how the brain works is still a mystery and there is much to discover. Fortunately, a large amount has been learned about the brain in the
Read moreDitch What’s Miserable and Find What Makes You Come Alive
By: Mugdha Joshi Being the high achievers and go-do-ers that most pre-med students are, many start their undergraduate experience with a checklist of what MUST be accomplished before their medical
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