From Ecuador to Iowa, Ortho to Community Healthcare: the Last of the Summers

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Feedback, Filler Words, and Fights Over Naturopathic Medicine

M2s Akshaj Joshi, Anna Royer, Charis Edwards, and Cory Karasek talk about giving and receiving feedback, what it's like reading a stack of evaluative comments about yourself, why "keep reading" is somehow a real evaluation, and whether attendings have started letting AI write the ...  Show more

Should Medical Students have Babies (spoiler: yeah, baby!)

M2 Jack Klitgaard and M4 Fallon Jung are both expecting newborns in the coming months. M2 Regan Demaris has a couple toddlers already, and CCOM Registrar and Curriculum Director Carrie Bernat had her children while putting her husband through medical school two decades ago. In sh ...  Show more

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