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Residency interview season is here, and you’re probably getting nervous about an interview you’ve secured. How do you make yourself stand out from other…
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Med Student Mentor, Andrew Meschter, talks to Ryan Craig MD-PhD about the program, what it’s like, his experiences, and the advantages of the dual degree. He…
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Many people take language classes at some point in their life, but there’s a big difference between passing required language tests and being proficient in a…
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Health care policy affects the way future physicians practice medicine, so as a med student you might be interested in getting involved. But where do you start? In this…
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If you’re considering specializing in infectious disease, Dr. Andy Pavia has advice for you. He is chief of the pediatric infectious disease unit at the University…
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Infectious disease doctors get to see all kinds of illnesses, from measles to Ebola. Second-year med student Maria Borrero interviews Dr. Andy Pavia, chief of the…
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What do chief residents do and what are their roles on the medical team? If you’re considering whether or not becoming a chief resident is the right fit, the…
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Stressed out and need some motivation? Dr. Leana Wen, attending physician at George Washington University, talks about how to manage stress in such a stressful time of…
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Riding a bicycle requires balance, especially if you’re in medical school. Competitive bicycle racer Tim Mulvihill talks about finding time to pursue your…
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What you say and how you say it might get you into Harvard Medical School. Dr. Robert J. Mayer, Faculty Associate Dean of Admissions at Harvard Medical School explains…
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How can “telling your story” get you into Harvard Medical School? Dr. Robert Mayer, faculty associate dean of admissions at Harvard Medical School reveals…
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Medical students must make the best impression on their attending physicians that they can, but doing so without being overbearing and in a short amount of time can be…