Medical school applicants who read and stay up-to-date with medical conundrums are better positioned to become future leaders in medicine. These five books explore some of the hottest issues in medicine today.
These are the skills I learned after being a pre-med and graduating from medical school. This is adulting 101 – the foundational principles to be a more effective future doctor.
These are the books that every medical student (and even pre-med student) should read prior or during medical school.
Imposter syndrome affects several medical students. I share my experiences with imposter syndrome and how I learned to live a happier, healthier life as a medical student.
Pre-med students must be skilled at time management to succeed in the field of medicine. Here we outline five time management habits to adopt in college.
The cycle of the New Year’s Resolution – be overly ambitious, and fall flat on your face within a couple weeks. Here’s how you can break the habit and guarantee success.
Motivating oneself to study is a common struggle for many students. Here we detail a simple four-step system to increase productivity and minimize procrastination.
Part 2 of our book review on Atomic Habits by James Clear, which presents digestible and actionable steps to form good habits and break bad ones.
One’s habits govern most of one’s daily life. Here I review Atomic Habits by James Clear, which presents digestible and actionable steps to form good habits and break bad ones.
Saving time by studying smarter is essential to a physician’s life. Here we discuss four tips to study smarter by utilizing active learning, optimizing your learning environment, obtaining high-yield information and maximizing your memorization capacity.
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