The University of Arizona College of Medicine ‒ Phoenix Student Publication
November Response and January Question
November Response Our last ethics question concerned discrimination against a practicing Muslim physician and the role of hospital administrators in enforcing zero-tolerance discrimination policies:…
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In our current age of medicine, we often tout the benefits of evidence-based medicine for our patients: better outcomes with fewer unneeded interventions. However,…
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It’s July again in Phoenix. For most, this just signals our yearly retreat into the great indoors as the 110 °F weather scorches the…
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The past week in our country’s politics has left many of us stunned. Whatever our personal opinions, there had been a pretty clear idea…
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When I was asked to write this article, I initially declined. First of all, I wasn’t really sure what I would write about. A…
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No, but where are you REALLY from? Unlike some of their friends who sent their children to visit relatives almost every summer, my parents…
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Trends in vaccine hesitancy in the United States have led to the resurgence of several infectious diseases, including measles, mumps, and pertussis. Arizona’s regulation of nonmedical exemptions (NMEs) is relatively lenient compared to that of other states, contributing to the reduction in immunization compliance.
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In this issue of The Differential, we have the opportunity to explore two meanings of the term “hacking” as they pertain to the medical…
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