Op-Ed

As I sat down to review the patient list for the day, it was hard to miss the manila folder with my name scribbled…

In our last edition, I presented two bills, HB2470 and HB2471, sponsored by Representative Nancy Barto (Rep.) that had made their way out of…

During our medical school training, we try to disentangle the Gordian Knot of the human body, and stand in awe of such a task…

Did you know a recent study described Arizona as a “hot-spot?” Not because of our record-breaking summer temperatures, indie music venues, Roosevelt Row, open-air…

“Jane,” a 25-year old female, comes in to see her PCP with complaints of persistent low energy, difficulty concentrating and recent unintentional weight loss….

I recently revisited the Class of 2019 Oath for the first time since my White Coat Ceremony in 2015. At the University of Arizona…

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…