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This is such a special day for WUSOM, our students and graduates, faculty members and administration. A long and arduous process has finally concluded with
Do you want to be the next Hans-Wilhelm Muller-Wohlfahrt, one of the leading sports doctors in the world, and work with world-class athletes like Usain
As a medical researcher, your job is to conduct research to improve the health status and longevity of the population. The career revolves around understanding
“I am rather shy and introverted. Can I have a successful career in the medical field?” The answer is yes. According to Medscape’s 2018 Physician Lifestyle
As a medical school applicant, you have done your due diligence to submit the best AMCAS application possible. You have worked hard to garner the
The decision to transfer to a different medical school is not easy. After all, you have sailed through choppy seas to get to where you
Medical students have a lot on their plate, from long hours in the library to rigorous clinical rotations. However, they should still take time to
Numerous studies have placed medical students at a much higher rate of burnout and depression than their peers who are pursuing different careers, and this
Does everyone keep telling you that you display all the telltale signs of becoming a successful surgeon? Are you interested in pursuing a career in surgery
Pulmonary medicine is one of the most vital and intellectually demanding specialties in modern healthcare. Pulmonologists, also called chest specialists or lung doctors, are physicians
Medical school is intellectually rewarding but also one of the most demanding academic journeys a student can undertake. As a new year begins, medical students
You are about to embark on an exciting journey toward becoming a medical professional. The first year of medical school, commonly known as MS1, is
