An Interview with Ashley / Aishwarya Moni
Editorial Note: This piece discusses suicide and suicidal ideation, and some people might find it disturbing. If you or someone you know is suicidal,…
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Wait, Hippotherapy is a Thing?!
Tell us a bit about who you are: My name is Valerie Ngai PT, DPT, and I am a doctor of physical therapy, who…
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On the Push for Bilingual Education in Medicine
Estefania Lopez, a UACOM – Phoenix student in the class of 2023, is passionate about increasing resources for medical Spanish on campus and throughout…
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Cafecitos en la Casa
I am here today with Dr. Sue Kim, leader of the PAL block director curriculum committee. (Personal Active Learning is a 6-week block of…
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It’s Okay
It began with whispers and mumblings. “What do you think of this new disease in Wuhan?” “Will it come here?” At the beginning of…
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Little Memories
A year ago, the klaxon call of the morning alarm signaled the beginning of a day of study for Step 1. Long hours nuzzled…
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Doctoring Through the Ages: An Interview with Dr. Maricela Moffitt
As I meet with Dr. Moffitt, I see an office full of memories of classes past and books on the care of patients. Communication…
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The American Academy of Family Physicians Podcast: Interview Edition
Today I am interviewing Steven Brown, MD, Family Medicine Physician and creator of the American Family Physician Family Medicine Podcast, which has been in…
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An Interview with “Poets and Muses” Creator: Imogen Arate
Culture and medicine can serve as reflections of each other. As societal changes affect conceptions of health and illness, it is important to explore…
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A Study in Scarlet
During our medical school training, we try to disentangle the Gordian Knot of the human body, and stand in awe of such a task…
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