
Tips and tricks to travel safely and stay healthy this spring break
Whether you are traveling for spring break by car, plane, or boat, staying healthy while doing so is important.
Summer is here! MS1 Recap #2
Here’s a post recapping the second semester MS1 classes! I didn’t include info about the OSCE final (except for a picture), because it was pretty
Important MS1: An oxymoron?
It’s been a week and a day since we finished our first year of med school. Pretty crazy! As my final post for the semester
Engagements, Finals and Step 1!
Hey Everyone, Sorry for my absence. With the end of the school year, finals and Step 1 looming in the next 2 weeks I will
A Day in the Clinic
At the end of their 2nd year of medical school, MD/PhD students at IUSM put their medical education on hold for 2-4 years and do
Laugh it out
Most people are aware that med school is stressful. You’re expected to learn an enormous amount of material in a shockingly small amount of time (especially
Spring Reflections: Medicine & Garlic
In my first week at the IU School of Medicine, back in August 2011, I took part in one of the school’s most beautiful traditions.
We’re not merely “surviving”, a different perspective.
Short post today because we’re in the beginning of exam week: Often times medical students feel like they’re merely “surviving” from day to day, test
Get out of the bubble
Sometimes life can feel like a bubble. Everything you’re focused on is within the bubble, and everything else fades away. Obviously, you and I both
Focal/Segmental Glumerulosclerosis… and so much more!
Sound interesting enough?! Actually, it is. I often find a way to remember diseases and processes in a manner that I can relate to… this
Applied Mendelian Statistics!
In December I wrote how my grad courses taught me skills that I could apply directly to my research. This week, I took advantage of