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Roof of the mouth

June 9, 2014 Clinical Experiences

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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Not just a medical student

May 8, 2014 Clinical Experiences

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

April 30, 2014 Clinical Experiences,  Student Experiences

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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Why I choose primary care

April 10, 2014 Clinical Experiences,  Community Service

By Myra Wong, MS4 I once took a personality test that said: “You enjoy making to-do lists. Sometimes, at the end of the day, you

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Patience and patients

April 1, 2014 Clinical Experiences,  Student Experiences

Editor’s note: author preferred to remain anonymous after discussing own medical history in the following post. Please feel free to direct all questions regarding the

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Tell me what you really think

March 24, 2014 Clinical Experiences,  Student Experiences

By Stephen Manning, MS2 “No teacher has ever told me what they really thought of me.” That’s what I was thinking as I read the

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The unanswered question

February 27, 2014 Clinical Experiences

By Stephanie Spann, MS3 Editor’s note: All names have been changed and identifying elements have been removed from this piece I was called to go

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Mending broken hearts

February 25, 2014 Clinical Experiences

By Rachel Conrad, MS3 I was on my only day in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. When the course coordinator emailed us inquiring about our

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Heart failure

February 20, 2014 Clinical Experiences

By Rachel Conrad, MS3 During my months of Internal Medicine, it seemed that every patient who I saw was a victim of kidney, liver and

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Four weeks

February 17, 2014 Clinical Experiences

By Maria Adelaida Otazo, MS3 Editor’s Note: All names have been changed and all patient identifiers have been removed from this story. One of my

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