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Bridget Ralston

Bridget Ralston is a member of The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix Class of 2020. She graduated from Santa Clara University in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a French minor. She de-stresses by whipping up delicious treats (and subsequently devouring them), playing soccer, and cuddling with her cat, Tuxedo. She has a particular interest in healthcare for underserved communities.

EthicsJanuary 10, 2017

Physician-Assisted Death:

Dignified Death or Playing God?

By Bridget Ralston

The first time I heard about Terry Schiavo was during her last few days of life. Her case rocked medical, legal, religious, and political…

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EthicsSeptember 13, 2016

No, Your Twitter Followers Don’t Need to See Your Patient’s Athlete’s Foot: Healthcare in the Age of Social Media

By Bridget Ralston

“How have television shows such as Dr. Oz impacted the physician-patient relationship?” This question was posted outside the door of my first MMI station…

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