71: Crushing the Myths of TV Doctor Dramas

71: Crushing the Myths of TV Doctor Dramas

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607: Why Being Yourself Is the Most Underrated Strategy in Premed

(00:00) - Dream to Physician(09:36) - Navigating Premed at UF(17:46) - Navigating Mentorship in Premed Culture(28:58) - Navigating Medical School Challenges(38:00) - Embracing Support in Medical SchoolWhen Kelviyana was just 15, their world changed overnight as they became the pr ...  Show more

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