Op-Ed

Note from the Editors-in-Chief: September is National Suicide Awareness Month. As such, this article addresses physician suicide, an issue which already has or will…

The summer between the first and second years of medical school can be an odd existential crisis. You feel like the countless trials by…

  Jenna Koblinski submitted this piece to the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix’s annual Narrative Medicine Program competition open to all first-year medical students….

This speech was given by Student Body Vice President Cecilia Chou at the Second Look Luncheon to the incoming Class of 2022. We are…

“Cows.” Not something I have heard often in medicine. Maybe it could be associated with mad cow disease or perhaps a cow stampede? However,…

When my mother was training to become an OB/GYN, a mere twenty-five percent of her program was composed of women. Worse, women made up only…

When I was informed that I would be rotating in correctional health at Fourth Avenue, I was nervous. I told my husband about my…

I don’t claim to be an authority on how we should approach life in medical school. I know that everyone’s experience is different, and…

Rushing to take care of every person in the room, constantly checking fluid levels and carrying trays full of equipment, I started questioning whether…