Biology Careers That Don't Require Medical School
There has always been an underlying assumption that those majoring in biology are also on a pre-med track, but for the large majority of...
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How to Make the Healthcare Industry More Environment Friendly
Healthcare is crucial to everyday life—it is a fundamental aspect of our society that allows a greater quality of life. We often hear...
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Let's Recall the Midwife
Binging TV shows is a bit of an occupation at the minute, lockdown having a proud year long history of viewers swerving from Tiger King to...
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At College with a Chronic Condition
The first semester of college is full of learning, adapting, and growing. You have new liberties while balancing acadmeics, personal...
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It's Finally Here: Everything You Need to Know About the Campus Contraceptive Care Clinic
The Campus Contraceptive Care Clinic is here at no cost to University of Utah students!
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Inclusivity in Medical Textbooks and Healthcare
Inclusivity is necessary for the medical field.
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Meet Sydney Miller: A Vaccination Site Worker and BU Student Giving Back
This Boston University student wants to make the most of the pandemic.
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An American's Experience with the NHS
After three years of using the NHS, I have had plenty of experience with their services as an international student. While the NHS is not...
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Taylor Swift, Private Equity, and Healthcare
Taylor Swift has announced plans to re-record her first six albums, the first single from Fearless released this February. This is a...
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How the Pandemic has Affected Women in Healthcare
According to the World Health Organization, women make up to 70% of the health care sector as nurses, doctors, and lab technicians and...
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A Conversation with Mackenzie Kulsrud: Striving to Support Underserved Communities & Improve Healthcare
Mackenzie Kulsrud Year: Senior Major: Nursing (midwifery focus) As both an aspiring nurse-midwife and president of Community Health...
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COVID-19's Disproportionate Impact On Minorities
Since COVID-19 was introduced in the United States around March 2020, the virus has obviously affected and changed the way everyone lives...
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What’s Race Got to Do with It?: A Brief History of Race in Medicine and Surgery
The COVID-19 pandemic is loud and not leaving us anytime soon, and I’m sure we’ll never hear the end of the fact that this is “an...
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How Being A Caregiver Has Given Me New Experiences and Goals
Rather than just a job, being a caregiver is a source of new experiences and friendships.
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COVID-19 From A Physician’s Assistant Perspective
How a physician assistant has been forced to adapt to a global pandemic.
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In the Return to Normalcy: Possibilities in a Post-Covid-19 World
There has been a lot of discussion regarding how society can, and will, inevitably need to adapt following the catastrophic changes of the pandemic. Everyone can feel these changes reverberating through the atmosphere; it is in the way professors and students alike dance around the words “trying times” gritting their teeth while their fingers flutter over their keyboards, unable to sink their footing to the ever-changing beat in the undercurrent of society. There has been an outcry reaching even the farthest breadths of society yearning for such a change. So, in the eventual return to a sense of normalcy, how should we proceed? Pandemics have been known to alter the fabric of societies and act as bearers of landmark revamps for as long as they have existed, when we say ‘normal’ to what are we referring?
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Being a Dentist During a Pandemic
Toothache during a pandemic? Now THAT is a dental emergency!
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The Coronavirus Vaccines
It’s the news we’ve all been waiting for: COVID vaccines are being released after months of research and clinical trials. With new...
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Lessons from Cystic Acne
I remember my first really bad zit. I was in sixth grade, and it was this gross, pus-filled spot right in the crook of my nose. I didn’t...
