Going to the Gyno
By: Lisa Dinh Picture yourself in a small room, roughly ten by thirteen feet. Smell: sterile, like evaporating alcohol or 8 a.m. chemistry lab. View: white walls and laminate flooring.
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PreMed Magazine Volume 2 Issue 4| Shaping Our Future in Medicine
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 moreThe Ultimate Quest: Picking a Major
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
Read moreHow To: Stay Healthy in College
By: Carley Borrelli Living on your own and having access to the unlimited meal plan, downtown nightlife, and weed-out classes can cause high levels of stress for new, wide-eyed freshman.
Read moreYou 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 moreWork Smarter, Not Harder
By: Cathrina Nauth betta design / Foter / CC BY-NC Photo credit: betta design / Foter / CC BY-NC So it’s that time of the year again. A new semester
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
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