The road to surgical oncology: An interview with Dr. Elaine Vo
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series of Progress Notes posts featuring Baylor College of Medicine students interviewing physicians and faculty members in
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Progress Notes
Resonance podcast: Exploring the world of medical ethics
Issues related to medical ethics often make headlines, but what is it like to work through these complex cases as an ethicist? Dr. Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby,
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Resonance podcast: The growth of clinical genetics
Nowadays, genetic information can be easily accessed with a simple purchase of an at-home kit. However, diagnosing and treating genetic disorders is much more complex.
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Resonance podcast: Exploring a non-traditional journey to medicine
While health sciences occupations continue to evolve, many physicians and healthcare professionals have taken non-traditional paths to their fields – including Dr. Sarah Bezek. Bezek,
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‘Hardened softness’ and compassionate empathy in healthcare
On my neurology rotation, I had the privilege of taking part in the care of a patient who I personally never met, although I really
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Resonance podcast: Becoming a pediatric surgeon
The field of pediatric surgery continues to grow and evolve. What motivates some medical trainees to choose pediatrics? Andwhat are some of the unique opportunities
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Resonance podcast: What is the future of medical education?
As technology continues to advance and evolve, systems of learning in higher education are being revisited. Could artificial intelligence, paperless curriculum, and augmented reality play
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Resonance podcast: The future of radiation oncology
Since the 1800s, radiation has been a standard treatment in cancer care. With the emergence of newer treatments such as immunotherapy, how will radiation oncology
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Resonance podcast: Exploring the tumor microenvironment
Cancer research continues to evolve, and knowing the biological mechanisms of how cancer cells survive is crucial to understanding how to effectively treat it. David
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A letter to the MS1 class
Editor’s note: This blog post was originally published under the pseudonym, “Sylvia Tweedam,” as part of a medical school project. The post has been updated
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