Dressing Up the Days
Something I unexpectedly learned about myself this year: I love to dress up. It started with a Twilight watch party that one of my classmates… Read More »Dressing Up the Days
A Day in the Life
The Power of Mentorship
Mentorship has been pivotal in shaping my medical journey, providing invaluable guidance, inspiration and opportunities for growth. As a physician in training, I’ve been fortunate… Read More »The Power of Mentorship
From Labs to Locals: Zine Promotes Science Accessibility in Baltimore
Baltimore is a hub of scientific innovation, boasting three major biomedical research institutions — The Johns Hopkins University (JHU); the University of Maryland, Baltimore; and… Read More »From Labs to Locals: Zine Promotes Science Accessibility in Baltimore
Connection and Kindness in a New Place
“No worries. If you feel unsafe, you can use us anytime. That’s why we are here for.” It was late at night, a time when… Read More »Connection and Kindness in a New Place
A Lingering Question, A Fading Heartbeat
This article has been de-identified to protect the anonymity and confidentiality of the patient in the story. Any matches in names or circumstances to… Read More »A Lingering Question, A Fading Heartbeat
New Published Study Maps Risks and Benefits Associated with Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Receptor Agonist Use
In 2021 and 2023, the FDA approved Wegovy (semaglutide) and Zepbound (tirzapatide), respectively, for chronic weight management, along with increased physical activity and a reduced… Read More »New Published Study Maps Risks and Benefits Associated with Glucagon-Like Peptide 1 Receptor Agonist Use
The Heart of a Rikishi
One of my grandfather’s first great dreams was to be a sumo wrestler. His mother, on the other hand, believed his body was too small… Read More »The Heart of a Rikishi
A Glimpse into My Long-Term Relationship
EFGGE. To most people, this is a random string of letters. But when I press these keys on the piano, it becomes a story. I… Read More »A Glimpse into My Long-Term Relationship
Balancing Business, Books and Jollof Rice
Maame Yaa Konadu Idun is a dual degree candidate in the public health and business administration master’s programs, with concentrations in epidemiology and biostatistics/health technology… Read More »Balancing Business, Books and Jollof Rice