by: Selin Odman Medical education has seen drastic changes throughout the years. From curriculum modifications and improved hands-on experiences to a changing MCAT exam, the medical community has been progressing.
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By: Natalie Dixon With the economy still in a fragile state in the United States as well as around the world, the government authorities have attempted to reduce the budget
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By: Trang Nguyen Mobile devices enable us to do amazing things. We can stay up to date on emails and breaking news stories. We can speak face-to-face with someone that
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By: Cathrina Nauth Blood tests, urine samples, CT scans. These three methods of detecting diseases all have one thing in common: discomfort. Every day, numerous amounts of people go to
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By: Ahmed Mahmood Recently, the public perception of doctors has been dramatically unfavorable. Chris Barrett, special registrar of neurosurgery of Newcastle General Hospital in Newcastle, England, writes in his Medical
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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
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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
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By: Emily Myers Coming into college, some people immediately know what major they intend to pursue, some are not so sure and others think they know what major they want
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by Sarah Caesar The scraping of chairs against the polished floor, extrication of books from already bursting full backpacks and the usual conversation about homework assignments, came to an abrupt
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