Do No Harm: Even To Those Who May Do It To You
It’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….
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To Breathe and Be
“I’ve been so disconnected, my perspective is ignorant…” – J. Cole, Sacrifices (ft. Smino & Saba) To breathe and be – what does that…
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CRISPR, Meet the Retrons
The human genome has been the subject of much research and fascination ever since 1952 when Alfred Hershey and Martha Chase, via their renowned…
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An Interview with Ashley / Aishwarya Moni
Editorial Note: This piece discusses suicide and suicidal ideation, and some people might find it disturbing. If you or someone you know is suicidal,…
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An Interprofessional Inter-program Program
A few weeks into the pandemic, amidst a haze of CDC press conferences, Tiger King memes, and toilet paper shortages, the University of Arizona…
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Financial Literacy in Medical Education
Physicians hold a high degree of responsibility within their profession by nature – caring for patients is not easy. A significant amount of training…
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India: “COVID’s mostly over. Right?”
In February of 2021, the seven-day average of new cases hovered around 12,000 daily confirmed cases, a significant decline from the November caseload, according…
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I Miss Going to Class
I never thought I would write this. I never thought that after almost 18 years of education, I would miss commuting to school, packing…
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What Does Student Loan Forgiveness Even Mean?
By the end of the 2020 calendar year, the outstanding student loan debt for Americans totaled over $1.7 trillion. [1] Roughly 45 million (one…
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Music as Medicine
As the medical field employs an increasingly holistic framework, services like music therapy seem like a natural fit for addressing the emotional elements we…
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