by The Physeo Team | Jun 29, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog, Student Life Balance
Paula Danika A. Binsol Are you ready? You’re giving up your prime. Signing away your life. No fun, no social life, no love life. Study on repeat for the next four years. You will live and breathe school and most days, you’ll be too tired to do anything else. All the...
by The Physeo Team | Jun 11, 2021 | Medical School, Student Life Balance
Deimantė Krutulytė Fever, upper abdominal pain spreading to the right shoulder and signs of peritoneal irritation. I know, I know … Now you might be thinking “what an easy and typical case – that must be cholecystitis”. However, this time I don’t want to know what...
by The Physeo Team | Jun 9, 2021 | Medical School, Student Life Balance, World Views
Paula Danika A. Binsol I coughed. I think that if heads could whip around any faster, they would have become unscrewed from their necks! To think that a year ago, a cough or sneeze at a restaurant wouldn’t have even caused me to bat an eyelash, but now clearing my...
by The Physeo Team | Feb 24, 2021 | Medical School, Student Life Balance
Dating in Medical School Chanpreet Mangat Medical school is a lot to handle. It can be so difficult to simply take care of yourself, let alone another human being. Therefore, dating in medical school can feel like an almost impossible task. How do you give somebody...
by The Physeo Team | Feb 10, 2021 | Medical School, Physeo Blog, Student Life Balance
Mitali Chansarkar Everyone has different learning strategies. In undergrad, I was more of a passive learner. But upon entering medical school, I had to incorporate a lot more active learning to my schedule. What is active and passive learning and how do you optimize...
by The Physeo Team | Feb 3, 2021 | Medical School, Student Life Balance
Paula Danika A. Binsol I could never find a planner that fit. I wanted something that had monthly calendar pages, but also had pages that showed my week at-a-glance and allowed me to put in deadlines and plan my day. I wanted two-page spreads, but I also wanted enough...
