Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Lekha Yesantharao is a first year M.D. student whose passions include DIY crafting, cooking eggs with as many variations as possible (fellow vegetarians will understand the protein struggle), singing in the shower and strength training. “Lekha” means “letter” in Telugu, her mother tongue, and she aspires through her writing to live up to the authorial precedent her name has set.
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