Please Hold For Your Vaccine, We Are Experiencing Technical Issues
Many are taking solace in the new year after a rough 2020. Healthcare workers (including medical students) find themselves patiently waiting in long lines…
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Professionalism is Stupid
Back in May, I watched the video of four police officers murdering George Floyd. I, like so many others, was dumbfounded. In our Doctoring…
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An MS1’s Thoughts on a Pass/Fail Step 1
Step 1 is notorious for being one of the most difficult, high stakes exams in a student’s academic journey to becoming a physician. Officially…
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The Differential Editors’ Music of 2020
Music has been a refuge for many throughout this tumultuous year. But you don’t need me to tell you that, so I won’t waste…
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COVID-19 and the mRNA Vaccine Debut
March 11th, 2020 marked the pivotal day when the World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic, an announcement that materialized only a few…
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A Weary End
On January 4, 2021, I received my first dose of the Pfizer SARS-CoV-2 vaccine. Signifying many different things to me. Personally, it represents safety…
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A Collective Rebirth of Self-wellness
Individuals Spread Far and wide A fire A force Connect the tribe With an open mind And an open heart The community forms…
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Ranking the Vitamins: A Holistic and Arbitrary Approach
It’s time for the rank-list no one asked for: an entirely subjective ranking of the essential vitamins from worst to best. I hope…
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Treating the Sick While Sick
As 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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Confronting November, One Song at a Time
It’s November, and a decent chunk of my time is spent thinking of synonyms for stress. It’s still (still!) 95 degrees outside in Phoenix….
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