The University of Arizona College of Medicine ‒ Phoenix Student Publication
A Dangerous Nosocomial Fungus Among Us
Candidiasis, a fungal infection of the genus Candida, affects millions of people annually. It generally is not a serious infection. However, if a Candida…
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During our medical school training, we try to disentangle the Gordian Knot of the human body, and stand in awe of such a task…
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During one of my first days shadowing my Community Clinical Experience (CCE) preceptor, I had the opportunity to observe a pelvic exam. This was…
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One early Saturday morning, into the clinic shuffles what appears to be a frail and irritable elderly man. The look on his face is…
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‘What words, poems, stories, books, movies, songs, artworks, or quotes inspire, drive, and build your passion for medicine?’ This was one of the questions…
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What does it take to become a “Top Doctor?” Perhaps you should consider becoming a journalist. Recently, Marshall Allen was approached by a company…
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Did you know a recent study described Arizona as a “hot-spot?” Not because of our record-breaking summer temperatures, indie music venues, Roosevelt Row, open-air…
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Those involved in the Clinical Anatomy course taught last fall: first-year medical students from the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix; physical…
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As Match Day approaches, thousands of medical students eagerly wait for news of what their future entails. What program? What city? What familiar faces?…
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January Response and March Question
January Response: Last issue, we investigated the the case of an overweight woman who feels she is unable to complete the medically advisable weight…
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