What Shouldn’t Be Measured in the Making of a Physician
The decision to embark on a medical career is also a decision to be perpetually evaluated based on factors outside and inside your control….
Read MoreThe decision to embark on a medical career is also a decision to be perpetually evaluated based on factors outside and inside your control….
Read MoreThe first time I saw the donor I was to dissect for the next several months, truthfully and somewhat embarrassingly, I thought wow she…
Read MoreThe vast majority of medical students can cite “the desire to help people” as one of their motivations for pursuing the path to become…
Read MoreWar. War never changes. And neither does humanity’s response to it: anger; disgust; a desire to help; and for some, the lust for thrills. …
Read MoreIn the 19th century, medicine was primarily concerned with adult health; managing symptoms and trialing various treatments. The health of children was treated in…
Read More“Is there a doctor on board? We have a medical emergency in row 12.” Your heart skips a beat as you look up from…
Read MoreOn November 1st 2014, Brittany Maynard ended her life at her home in Oregon, surrounded by friends and loved ones, by taking a lethal…
Read MoreIt’s your third year and you’re well into your internal medicine clerkship, finally putting to practice all the skills Dr. Moffitt has taught you….
Read MoreMany are taking solace in the new year after a rough 2020. Healthcare workers (including medical students) find themselves patiently waiting in long lines…
Read MoreAs children, many of us were kept home when ill, both to facilitate recovery and to avoid spreading our colds to other kids. Many…
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