by The Physeo Team | Jul 22, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog, World Views
Adila Reddy 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...
by The Physeo Team | Jul 20, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Richard Zhang It’s no secret that patients and senior doctors alike see the quintessential junior doctor as some chatty, gregarious extrovert that bounces around the wards with a constantly smiling, friendly face. Well, I also put on a similar face every time I pull...
by The Physeo Team | Jul 15, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Mitali Chansarkar When starting medical school, most people have an idea of what specialty they want to choose. For most people, what they think they want to do ends up being completely different from what they actually do. The best parts of being in clinical years...
by The Physeo Team | Jul 8, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog
Fatima Alam When starting medical school, most people have an idea of what specialty they want to choose. For most people, what they think they want to do ends up being completely different from what they actually do. The best parts of being in clinical years are...
by The Physeo Team | Jul 6, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog, World Views
Jade Thomson It’s more than a little intimidating to even try and approach the question of what type of healthcare system is “better.” Besides for being immensely complicated on a policy level, questiitons about healthcare touch on basic moral and ethical questions...
by The Physeo Team | Jul 1, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog, World Views
Fatima Alam Growing up in the UK, I was very fortunate to have access to a tax-funded public health care system – the National Health Service (NHS). I never realized how much of a luxury it was until starting medical school and hearing my American friends talk about...
