medical school: expectations versus reality.
I decided that I was going to medical school when I was fourteen. I was going to complete my schooling, […]
medical school: expectations versus reality. Read More »
I decided that I was going to medical school when I was fourteen. I was going to complete my schooling, […]
medical school: expectations versus reality. Read More »
The first time a woman went into the final stage of labor, I watched from a corner of the room.
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I applied to medical school five years ago. (Wow, time really flies, doesn’t it?). At the time, marriage equality was
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I have found that sleep and the medical profession have an uneasy relationship. Physicians, of course, recommend that patients get
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I spent the first two days of my winter break thinking about what I wanted to write in this post.
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I grew up well-acquainted with the concept of the neonatal intensive care unit — an intensive care unit for babies
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I’ve just completed traveling around the country for residency interviews, so I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to
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About a year ago, over fifty thousand pre-med students began the application process for medical school. In a time of immense uncertainty,
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The University of Michigan Medical School’s first 24 Hours in Blue Interview Day is just around the corner on September 10th. For
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When I first considered medical school, I knew nothing about what I was getting myself into. I was a senior
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The pros and cons of investing in permanent life insurance Life insurance is something you may consider adding to your financial plan if
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The Jones Act is a federal law that gives seamen who were injured in the course of their employment the
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There are two basic types of maritime workers: in the first group are those workers who qualify as “seamen,” and
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Insurance coverage is sure to play a vital role in any medical malpractice case, just as it does in most injury-related claims.
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Medical malpractice occurs when a patient is harmed by a doctor (or other medical professional) who fails to competently perform
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Sometimes, the skills of an experienced personal injury lawyer — or at least the threat to an insurance company that
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When someone dies due to the fault of another person or entity (like a car manufacturer), the survivors may be
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A patient injured by medical malpractice can recover a wide variety of damages — from medical bills to the loss
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If you’re considering filing a personal injury lawsuit over a car accident, slip and fall, or any other kind of injury, you
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In some fairly rare scenarios, it might be a good idea to handle a personal injury claim on your own—when your
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If you’ve been injured in the workplace, you’ve probably been told that the only compensation you can receive will come
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If you are seeking workers’ compensation benefits, you’ll have to show that your injury or illness is work related—or, in
Workers’ Compensation: Is Your Injury or Illness Work Related? Read More »
If you’re an employee who has suffered a work-related injury or illness, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Unfortunately, employers
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Just imagine that one fine morning, the sole breadwinner of a family wakes up to a deadly illness and he
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What should be your priority when you face a medical condition? Shouldn’t it be recovering fast and getting back to
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Step 1: Choose your health plan marketplace Most people with health insurance get it through an employer. If you’re one
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4 Types of Bank Loans for Personal Use Personal loans can help cover you in the case of an unexpected or
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“PPO vs. HMO,” “What’s a co-pay?,” “How do I deductible??” In medical insurance sside from being questions that you’ve likely
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Under the ARP, you may receive premium tax credits, but when and how you get them depends on where you
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