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Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
No to FOMO: Eradicating Comparison Mentality and Embracing Your Timeline
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
Thinking About OB/GYN? Read This!
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
How Corporate America Helped Me Become a Better Intern
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
Your Guide To The COVID-19 Vaccines
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
How To Have a Productive Study Session When You Don’t Want To
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
Sleep Paralysis & Other Demons
Before we start talking about abortion laws, let me tell you a story.
I was on a night shift in the department of OBGYN, and a patient comes in at 2 AM. She is in obvious pain and complaints of unbearable pelvic pressure. You can see that she is clearly in the early months of her pregnancy and you worry that she’s going to have a miscarriage. On examination, you see that it is a case of premature labor.
Med School Must-Haves: School Supplies Edition
Medical school is rough. It’s exhausting, and draining, and requires your all. I still remember looking at my lectures during my first week of school wondering how anybody ever made it past this beast. I’m currently halfway through my second year and I still sometimes feel like this, but within the past year and a half I have undergone so much academic, mental, and personal growth in handling the challenges of medical school. While the vast majority of it is a huge learning curve that I think is very necessary, there are definitely some tips and tricks to keep in mind while beginning–and at any point along your medical school journey…
Vaccines: Friends or Foes
Medical school is rough. It’s exhausting, and draining, and requires your all. I still remember looking at my lectures during my first week of school wondering how anybody ever made it past this beast. I’m currently halfway through my second year and I still sometimes feel like this, but within the past year and a half I have undergone so much academic, mental, and personal growth in handling the challenges of medical school. While the vast majority of it is a huge learning curve that I think is very necessary, there are definitely some tips and tricks to keep in mind while beginning–and at any point along your medical school journey…