Are you one of the growing number of med students who will be attending AAMC’s Learn Serve Lead conference this weekend in Phoenix? Whether you want to learn more about Rx Bricks, hear about how USMLE-Rx prepares students for the boards, or simply get your photo taken with the senior […]
By Molly Lewis Pumpkin pie – one of my absolute favorite things! Memorizing biochemistry pathways – um, not quite as high on the favorites list…. However, combining the two = a palatable combination!
USMLE-Rx is very proud to announce the fifth grand prize winner of the Rx Challenge! Thousands of med students from around the world have entered to see why the questions from Step 1 Qmax are rated so highly when it comes to preparing for the USMLE Step 1 exam. During the Rx […]
As part of our ongoing quest to help med students study more efficiently, we released an updated version of Study Stream today. Based on extensive user research and good old-fashioned number-crunching, our data science team has fine-tuned our spaced repetition algorithm and adjusted the user interface so that […]
October 3, 2019 — ScholarRx Announces Call for Medical Education Research and Innovation Challenge (MERIC) Grant Applications to Transform Medical Education Elizabethtown, KY: ScholarRx today announced a call for applications to the Medical Education Research and Innovation Challenge (MERIC), a landmark program designed to promote global educational scholarship […]
ScholarRx is once again proud to be attending and exhibiting at the ChangeMedEd conference, which starts tomorrow in Chicago. Come visit us at Booth #5 and learn about our medical curriculum and assessment solutions. ScholarRx recently launched a low cost, modular global medical curriculum initiative featuring “bricks” that […]
Why make your own flash cards when we have all of the Flash Facts that you need, each fully correlated with the latest version of First Aid for the USMLE Step 1?! Why choose Flash Facts from USMLE-Rx? Over 14,000 flash cards covering every major area of the pre-clinical […]
By Michael Spinner Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a common problem among hospitalized patients with numerous etiologies. Common causes include: Volume depletion or renal hypoperfusion (prerenal) ATN from ischemia or nephrotoxins (intrinsic), and Urinary obstruction (postrenal). For all of these etiologies, the final common pathway is an acute […]
On what drives USMLE-Rx Hundreds, if not thousands, of students by now have provided some of their wisdom, their experiences, and what they learned the hard way about doing well on the boards. They’re passing it on to the next generations of students. On what not to do when using […]
If you flip through any current medical journal, there is bound to be something written about physician burnout. But burnout isn’t limited to physicians; residents, attendings, and even medical students suffer from physical and mental exhaustion. I heard it as early as my third year of medical school […]