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When I was in fellowship training, a nurse turned to me and asked, “How can you be so positive all the time?” This was the first time someone had blatantly questioned my positive demeanor, and to be honest, I was a bit surprised. I simply said, ”gratitude and perspective”. Medical school, in my experience, was a time of immense stress and uncertainty— learning a relentless volume of basic science and clinical information, studying for countless...

“The question is, who are you?” – Rafiki (The Lion King) Maybe an outdated reference, but bear with me. You’ve always wanted to be a doctor. Ever since you were a little kid, you took the right classes in high school and college, shadowed by your mom, who always said you could...so here you are. But do you want to be? Your immediate answer is yes, of course, or you’ve moved on to another article...

The most asked question with the most varied answers! While there are numerous variables to consider in this question, ranging from personal preferences to the instructor's teaching style (a good professor can make all the difference in a boring class, as seen in Biochemistry-LOL), there are definitely some frontrunners. The first course that always comes to mind is Gross Anatomy. There are many reasons for this. This subject is typically one of the first courses...