Amazing Student Interview: Katerina Sakar
By Lisa Dinh Name/ major/grade: Katerina Saker, Biology, 3rd year What are you involved in? Along with the rigor of being a premedical student graduating early, I focus primarily on
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PreMed Magazine would like welcome all the readers into the new year with a new website interface, made easy to navigate! Our resolutions remain unchanged as we are constantly looking to
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By Linh Dinh Whether it is learning to relax or improvise, reaching milestones on her career ladder, or managing the dense workload that is college, Biochemistry and History double major,
Read moreThe Medical Relevance of Oceanic Exploration
By Hammad Khalid Oceanic exploration has led to many novel discoveries, ideas, and theories, including many findings pertinent to the field of medicine. Oceans cover roughly 71 percent of the
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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.
Read morePreMed Magazine Volume 2 Issue 4| Shaping Our Future in Medicine
