Our bloggers offer a variety of perspectives on daily life in the classroom, their experiences with residency, research they're working on, the best parts about living in Baltimore and tips for future medical students, trainees and researchers. Check out some of our favorite posts shared this year.
Unveiling the Dangers of AI Through Dune’s Insights
Delve into the cautionary tale about AI in Frank Herbert’s Dune saga. Since Dune: Part Two hit theaters this year, let’s reflect on the perils of overreliance on technology with Daniel Olshvang, a second year Ph.D. candidate in the Johns Hopkins biomedical engineering program.
Medical Gaslighting, Mirena Crash and the Mind
This piece is an exploration of the controversial birth control withdrawal phenomenon called Mirena crash. Neuroscience Ph.D. student Mira Swartzlander discusses context for why its existence is dismissed and the neuroscience behind why it might be real.
Beyond the Renaissance: Nobel Laureates and Their Creative Pursuits
Did you know that many Nobel Prize winners in science have also been engaged in the arts? Read about the false dichotomy of art and science in this article by Luke Tomasovic, a second-year M.D.-Ph.D. student.
The Impact of Wearable Technologies on Health Research
From heart rate to biomarkers, wearables are reshaping health studies. Explore how these tiny gadgets are unlocking new frontiers in health research with Daniel Olshvang, a second-year Ph.D. candidate in the biomedical engineering program.
My Hope for Ms. S.
Guest blogger, first year postgraduate Asha Kodan, shares the story of a patient who has had a lasting impact on her.
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