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I recently attended the Smithsonian’s first virtual museum tour, which addressed the history of contraceptive devices in collaboration with Dittrick Museum of Medical History…
Read MoreI recently attended the Smithsonian’s first virtual museum tour, which addressed the history of contraceptive devices in collaboration with Dittrick Museum of Medical History…
Read MorePhoenix is a transplant city, to be sure. Plenty of Californians, Midwesterners, and folks from all over have made their way to our city…
Read MorePublic policy impacts how we will work as future physicians and the choices we will have for offering care to our patients, yet navigating…
Read MoreThe University of Arizona’s Center for Rural Health collects data frequently to explore public health issues faced by the state, and a number of…
Read MoreSome commonly expressed sentiments I’ve heard amongst my colleagues since beginning my medical training is, “the older generation sold out and left us,” or…
Read MoreThe Vogue Challenge, Zoom Meeting Mishaps, Turn Your DMs Into Quotes, Silhouette Challenge – do any of these sound familiar? There’s a good chance…
Read MoreIf you’re a med student, the words “free time” may not be too familiar. But you may find yourself having occasional small stretches of…
Read MoreOne of the very first things medical students at The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix are taught is that patients want…
Read MoreOn a recent clerkship rotation, I went to see a patient as I normally would. When I saw this individual and heard them speak,…
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. …
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