When Emergency Medicine Physician Stanford White applied to medical school, he did not get in on his first attempt — or his second attempt. It was only on his third attempt that he was finally accepted to Louisiana State University School of Medicine, and by then, he was already married with his first daughter. “Being […]
Khalilah Johnson, Ph.D. is an Assistant Professor of Occupational Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She engages in community-focused research that benefits adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Ula Hwang, M.D. is the co-PI of the Geriatric ED Collaborative (GEDC) and a Professor of Emergency Medicine at Yale School of Medicine. She graduated from Yale University and New York University School of Medicine and has worked to improve care for dementia patients.
Medicine is a language of its own. When we hear doctors speak to one another, it’s like a foreign language that we are eager to understand. Indeed, the language of medicine is one of deep understanding. Each of the various prefixes and suffixes of a medical term can come together to create a unique and […]
Physics taught us that the current follows the “path of least resistance.” Hopeful healthcare professionals apply this heuristic as they follow the path to their health professions schools, not wanting to jeopardize their future by going off the beaten path or forging their own path. Perhaps some anxiety is warranted, given recent admissions statistics. According […]
Richard Lueking, M.D. is an assistant professor of medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina, where he specializes in infectious disease.
Judy Gichoya is a radiologist at Emory University School of Medicine and has worked closely in the intersection of artificial intelligence and patient care.
Joseph Alpert, M.D. is the Editor-In-Chief of the American Journal of Medicine and a professor of medicine at the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center.
