In this episode of So You Want to Be, let’s talk about what it means to do trauma surgery, the training process, and some of the lesser-known upsides and downsides of being a trauma surgeon.
The craze of intermittent fasting has gripped the world of fitness and nutrition. Is this a temporary fad or the paradigm-shifting dietary intervention we’re led to believe?
Estimates place us between 3-8 months before things return to a semblance of normal. Here’s how to get through it without losing your sanity.
If you like the idea of fixing bones and bro-ing out, orthopedic surgery may be the specialty for you! Learn about residency and lifestyle to see if it’s a perfect match.
With the outbreak of this pandemic, most of our lives have been upended. Here’s how to stay sane and on-track even while cooped up.
If you meet these 5 criteria, congratulations! Chances are you’ll be quite happy as a future doctor.
On February 12th, the FSMB and NBME announced that USMLE Step 1 would move from score reporting to pass/fail. There’s a tremendous amount of misinformation about the subject already – so let’s set the record straight.
Let’s debunk the public perception myths of what it means to be a neurosurgeon, and give it to you straight. This is the reality of neurosurgery.
Have you thought about becoming a military doctor? You’ll serve your country, travel the world, and be at the forefront of medical technology. But there are definite disadvantages too.
Reading research articles can be intimidating and confusing, but it doesn’t have to be that way! Learn how to easily understand research like a pro.
