Worth the wait
By Julia McGuinness, MS4 Editor’s Note: All names have been changed and all patient identifiers have been removed from this story. I will not lie.
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Author: Andrew Phifer
Responsibility to translate
By Julia Wang, MS 1 Translating literature from one language to another is often an art that requires devotion and integrity of both the author
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Navigating the financial trenches of medical school
By Rachel Solnick, MS3 As a medical student (aka: professional at spending money that’s not mine), I’m very used to saving money as a daily
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Where space exploration and medicine meet
By Andrew Holt, MS3 Astronauts are modern explorers. After conquering most of our own planet, we are starting to expand our reach. This comes with
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Roof of the mouth
By Anup Shah, MS3 In clinics, many times you can be left feeling like an idiot. One of those times was on the second day
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What is man
By Maysara Nassar, MS1 Students recently learned that beloved professor Dr. Frank Kretzer would not be returning to teach next year because of health reasons.
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Frank Kretzer Stories
Dr. Frank Kretzer is a legend at Baylor College of Medicine. The famously entertaining histology professor has touched thousands of lives and molded countless future
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Not just a medical student
By Julia McGuinness, MS3 “I would have done anything you told me to do.” Many people, I imagine, would welcome these words. Power is seductive,
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Being ready for anything
By Shehni Nadeem, MS2 My heart raced, blood dripped onto my hand as I held pressure on a gaping leg wound, and beads of sweat
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Lessons in the anatomy lab
By Julia McGuinness, MS3 As I was finishing my first semester in medical school, my grandmother was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the esophagus, stage IV.
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