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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Progress Notes
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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Tribute to our greatest teachers
Editor’s Note: Every year, first year medical students pay tribute to the individuals who donate their bodies and become some of the most important teachers
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Why I choose primary care
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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Exotic disease hits home
By Lucy Zhu, MS2 Editor’s Note: All names have been changed and all patient identifiers have been removed from this story. “I don’t even know
Read MorePatience and patients
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
Read MoreSelected healthy-living cooking blogs
By Julia Wang, MS1 I came up with a short list to identify places where students can find easy, yummy and healthy recipes for busy
Read MoreTell me what you really think
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
Read MoreVIDEO: Match Day 2014 is here!
After counting down the hours, the day has finally come! Today, MS4s across the country met their match: they learned where they would be going
Read MoreVIDEO: MS4s on the road to Match Day
On Friday, MS4s at Baylor College of Medicine will participate in Match Day and learn where they will complete their residency after graduation. But before
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