Shakespeare’s Legacy and Impact on Medicine
Think back to the last time you read Romeo and Juliet. It was probably in high school English class, and you were assigned to…
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A Review of the NPR Ted Radio Hour
We hope that you enjoy this summary of the six short NPR segments that were compiled to form the TED Radio Hour entitled “Just…
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How to: Unconditional Empathy
It’s another busy day at the clinic. You look up the patient list for the afternoon and start skimming through. As you sift through…
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What People See
This poem was created using the blackout poetry technique, in which the author starts with a newspaper article and blacks out words to compose…
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Quotes for Solidarity Week
We asked residents and attendings affiliated with our school to answer the question, “What is compassionate patient care?” And their responses were inspiring. …
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Cost-Conscious Care Is Compassionate Care
I still remember the day my brother fell to the ground while climbing a tree at his friend’s house. The bustling ED, the X-ray…
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A Peek in the Week of a Medical Student is Bleak
Another week is set to begin, another test to study for, I mean. Lectures stacked back-to-back every day. I say hip-hip, I think, hooray….
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Monarch Mural Brings Awareness of UA Pathway Program
In late December, after the last exam of the semester was completed and all assignments were submitted, students eagerly left campus with plans for…
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Starting from Within
SUPPORTING OUR PATIENTS BY SUPPORTING EACH OTHER Since my Scholarly Project involves transgender health, I routinely peruse some of the new research that comes…
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Why Do You Roc Your Mocs?
“53….53…that’s not even enough to make a full class” is what I thought to myself as I talked with another Native American medical student. After…
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