Home Visits: An Essential Part of Medical Care
One of the most memorable experiences of my medical training was my first home visit. I was a medical student participating in a primary care… Read More »Home Visits: An Essential Part of Medical Care
A Day in the Life
The Genetic Reality of a Jurassic World
As some of the most impressively gargantuan creatures to ever roam the earth, dinosaurs are a constant source of intrigue and inspiration. In the latest… Read More »The Genetic Reality of a Jurassic World
Summer Research Intern Shares Experiences, Lessons Learned
As I near the end of my research experience here at Johns Hopkins, I am struggling to sort out the mixed emotions going through my… Read More »Summer Research Intern Shares Experiences, Lessons Learned
Bangladeshi-American Student Aims to Bridge Relationships with Underserved Patients
Transitioning to my medical school clerkship after my Ph.D. training was stressful. After a five-year absence from the clinic, my medical knowledge and clinical skills… Read More »Bangladeshi-American Student Aims to Bridge Relationships with Underserved Patients
Advice from a Senior Resident to a New Intern
This month, I became a senior resident in internal medicine. With that title comes the opportunity to help train new interns at our hospital. And… Read More »Advice from a Senior Resident to a New Intern
Carolina Montano: From Political Asylum to Johns Hopkins M.D./Ph.D.
I remember the day I first met Carolina Montano, a fellow student in the Johns Hopkins M.D./Ph.D. program. It was toward the beginning of my… Read More »Carolina Montano: From Political Asylum to Johns Hopkins M.D./Ph.D.
Neuroscience Graduate Student Driven by How the Brain ‘Sees’
Talking with Chanel Matney, a neuroscience graduate student in the Brown Lab, can send your mind racing in many different directions as she discusses her… Read More »Neuroscience Graduate Student Driven by How the Brain ‘Sees’
E-Cigarettes’ Liquid Nicotine Poses a Poisoning Risk to Children
I have spent a lot of time as a pediatrician in the emergency department and a brief period of time rotating through the local poison… Read More »E-Cigarettes’ Liquid Nicotine Poses a Poisoning Risk to Children
What I Learned: Thoughts from a Graduating Ph.D. Student
“Every blossom exhibits an exquisite disorder of ragged petals finer than lace. But one needs a lens to judge of their beauty: it lies hidden… Read More »What I Learned: Thoughts from a Graduating Ph.D. Student
Pharmacology Student Initiative: Building a Better Graduate Community
The academic motto of “publish or perish” can create an isolationist graduate school environment. It can be easy to convince ourselves that our impact is… Read More »Pharmacology Student Initiative: Building a Better Graduate Community