Learning medicine is like learning a foreign language. Clindamycin, Mycoplasmas, Otitis Media… All these words have no meaning until you give them one. For most of medicine, this foreign language you are learning is Latin. Almost all medical terminology –
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Halfway Done Residency Interviews
Today, marked the midpoint of my residency interviews. It’s been a pretty good CaRMS tour so far. I had many chances to meet up with old Read More » -
The CaRMS Tour
Starting this weekend, I begin my cross Canada CaRMS tour. It is an understatement to say I am feeling more stressed than usual. 7810 km 10 Read More » -
Balancing Exercise with Medical School
What makes the biggest difference to your health? According to Dr. Mike Evans, a family medicine professor at St. Mike’s Hospital, exercising for just 30 minutes Read More » -
Why I Stopped Reading Premed Forums and Why You Should Too (or at Least Cut Back)
Do you spent too much time on pre-med/medical forums? I know how addictive premedical forums can be. I used to lurk them all the time. I Read More » -
The Life Changing Benefits of Reading
I’ve always been a bit of a bookworm. However, the benefits of reading didn’t really hit me until university. I went to a relatively average university. Read More »
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