On Entropy, Human Connection and Healing
Medical student Bessie Liu shares how the therapeutic effects of art and writing can be formally incorporated into patient care.
Life at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Medical student Bessie Liu shares how the therapeutic effects of art and writing can be formally incorporated into patient care.
bliu37 ⋅ A Day in the Life art, creativity, medical student, writing ⋅
Ph.D. student Emma Spikol examines the role of biomedical research in the worrisome plastic waste problem and considers innovative solutions.
Emma Spikol ⋅ Perspectives in Research Biomedical Research, environment, plastics ⋅
Our medical students, residents, postdocs and fellows have a lot to share — from daily life in the classroom, tips on surviving residency, new research that is pushing the boundaries of science and patient care, to the best places to grab a bite in Baltimore, they share it here. If you have a love of […]
biomedicalodyssey ⋅ A Day in the Life blogging, Science Writing ⋅
For Pride month, we're highlighting past blog posts that discuss the LGBTQ experience in academia and medicine. Queer Visibility in Medical Education “Emerge”ing Insights into Health Care for Transgender Adolescents Reflections on Pride Month As a Gay Scientist LGBTQ+ Health Disparities: Compassionate Care Is Admitting Ignorance From the Center For Transgender Health Blog, Affirm: Pride […]
During a recent panel, trainees shared their thoughts on how changes implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic can be used to improve access to careers in science and medicine going forward.
Grace Steward ⋅ A Day in the Life, Events and Happenings covid-19, disability, equity, inclusion ⋅
New to the world of data visualization and want to try it out? Enter Tidy Tuesday, a Twitter initiative that provides well-documented datasets for participants to play with.
Stephanie Yang ⋅ A Day in the Life coding, computer science, Data Visualization, programming ⋅
Ph.D. candidate Emma Spikol sheds light on the broken narratives of scientific breakthroughs.
Emma Spikol ⋅ Perspectives in Research diversity, inclusion, Research, women in science ⋅
Johns Hopkins researchers found that the heel bone looks different in gorillas who walk on land compared with those who live in the trees, establishing a new avenue in evolutionary and behavioral research.
Gloria Marino ⋅ Perspectives in Research animal research, evolution, mammals, nature ⋅
Riley Bannon provides a primer on the best true crime cases in science, medicine and academia, from the infamous to the underrated.
Riley Bannon ⋅ A Day in the Life books, popular culture, STEM, television ⋅
Internal Medicine resident Mark Lieber shares how an Apple Watch saved his dad’s life.
Mark Lieber ⋅ A Day in the Life neurology, smartwatch, stroke, Technology ⋅