Having Outlets in Med School: A Step 1 Sonnet
By Tim Durso I’ve long since admired a poet’s ability to take an experience and mold it into a relatable …
By Tim Durso I’ve long since admired a poet’s ability to take an experience and mold it into a relatable …
By Mark Ard “Don’t aim at success—the more you aim at it and make it a target, the more you …
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By Mark Ard “Hey gurl, you’re an ISFP? I’m an ENTJ, wanna make some flashcards together?” What? You’ve never used …
What’s Your (Learning) Type: The MBTI Approach to Learning Read More »
By Tim Durso One of the greatest challenges in studying for Step 1 is deciding what information is worth trying …
By Haley Masterson The 4 categories of hypersensitivity reactions is one of those subjects many students suspect we’ll never need …
By Edison Cano A commonly asked question among US graduates and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) is what is a good …
By Joe Savarese Mnemonics are definitely useful tools for medical students – useful for quick recall and short-memory techniques on …
By Luke Murray I have lots of different regrets about my time in medical school. I should have tried more …
Recognize the Need to Change Course, and then do it Read More »
Check out this Step 3 Qmax Question Challenge. Know the answer? Post it in the comments below! Don’t forget to …
By Patrick Sylvester Over the past year or so, I’ve had the pleasure of working with the First Aid Team …
Fast-Forward to First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 2015 Read More »