Written by Kelby Hunt November is recognized as Native American Heritage Month in the United States. AMA data from 2018 reports that 0.3% of active physicians in the US identify…
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Premed Division Blog Archives - American Medical Women's Association
Wage Gaps in Medicine: Path to Equality By: Carolina Ruiz One of the key trends seen among recent generations is the increased involvement of women taking an active role toward…
STEMinism: Voicing for Women Pursuing STEM Careers By: Carolina Ruiz The term feminism is one that represents the advocacy of women’s rights on the basis of equality of the sexes….
First Generations: Empowering Minorities in Medicine By: Carolina Ruiz When it comes to challenges in education, there are many different levels students can face. Some face the lack of network,…
National Food Day: Food Insecurity By: Sameera Shaik and Iris Dupanovic What are the odds that you might have unknowingly come across someone on campus or a street who desperately…
Written by: Alexandra A. Alvarez ————– 2.3. It’s a really small number. According to the latest data from the AAMC, only 2.3% of active physicians in the United States today…
What to Do with Doubt By: Carolina Ruiz One of the key factors of being a premedical student is the stress that comes along with it. Whether it be the…
Art in Medicine By: Anna Vardapetyan Because of all the science-oriented, standardized exams that medical-aspiring students have to take, you would think that medicine is solely a science-oriented field: understanding…
Procrastination: The Bane of Online Learning and What to Do About it By: Maya Roytman The semester started off as well as it could have, given the circumstances of all…
Anxiety and Stress in Medical School By: Samhita Nelamangala I could not believe I had to show my face at rounds again. I was a fledgling third-year medical student rotating…
