Scholastic Sustenance: The Diversity and Inclusion Committee
As any seasoned UA COM-P Camelback hiker can tell you, a bag full of only M&Ms does not qualify as trail mix. Rather, it…
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Islam and Medicine
My first clinical experience was at the Cultural Cup Food Bank, located less than 10 minutes from campus. The Cultural Cup is a primarily…
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Black Lives and White Coats
I was once told by a classmate, “You know, if I said that white lives matter, I would get into trouble, don’t you think?”…
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Starting a New Dialogue
The past week in our country’s politics has left many of us stunned. Whatever our personal opinions, there had been a pretty clear idea…
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Asking the Uncomfortable Questions
Put yourself in the shoes of a patient. How often are you asked about your smoking and drinking behaviors? I think that I get…
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When Things Just Don’t Match Up
Banners were hung, confetti was strewn, students danced, and lots and lots of smiles were witnessed last month during what is arguably one of…
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A Review of the NPR Ted Radio Hour
We hope that you enjoy this summary of the six short NPR segments that were compiled to form the TED Radio Hour entitled “Just…
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How to: Unconditional Empathy
It’s another busy day at the clinic. You look up the patient list for the afternoon and start skimming through. As you sift through…
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What People See
This poem was created using the blackout poetry technique, in which the author starts with a newspaper article and blacks out words to compose…
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Quotes for Solidarity Week
We asked residents and attendings affiliated with our school to answer the question, “What is compassionate patient care?” And their responses were inspiring. …
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