The median cost of medical school attendance, including living expenses, was $60,945 a year for public medical school and $82,278 for private medical school.
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The median cost of medical school attendance, including living expenses, was $60,945 per year for public medical school and $82,278 for private medical school.
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The government should create programs to subsidize medical school construction and medical school attendance.
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The photo came from Northam's 1984 medical school yearbook housed in the Eastern Virginia Medical School library.
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Even if it's medical school, you can't get through medical school if you're not strong enough to survive.
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For future medical school students like Gathercole, the $100,000 grand prize could go a long way paying off four years of medical school fees.
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Next month, each is to graduate from medical school, the bride from Harvard Medical School and the groom from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine.
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J. Wesley "Wes" Boyd is an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a faculty member in the Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics.
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Abortion is generally not taught to students in medical school, with that responsibility falling to OB/GYN faculty in the physician's post-medical school specialty training.
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He stuck it out, earning his way into a two-year Dartmouth Medical School program that fed Harvard's medical school, where he finished his degree in 1967.
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For minority students, secondary barriers to getting into medical school continue into their undergraduate careers, which are often at historically minority-heavy schools that do not have a full time medical school advisor to guide pre-med students through their coursework and the medical school application process, Nivet said.
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It was in a newer building near the medical school that the buyers' son attended, and their daughter would soon be moving there for medical school as well.
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Nikias came under fire last year over accusations of chronic drug abuse by a former USC medical school dean and allegations of sexual harassment by another medical school dean.
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As a physician who graduated from a domestic medical school, I've often heard others disparaging doctors who went to medical school outside the country as if they were inferior.
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An archived version of Sendler's site from January 2018 says he studied medicine at University of Lublin Medical School and studied at Jagiellonski Collegium Medicum, a medical school in Poland.
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On Friday afternoon, news broke that Northam's page in a 225 medical school yearbook at Eastern Virginia Medical School shows two people — one in blackface, the other in a KKK costume.
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Her father, a pathologist, is the chairman of pathology and laboratory medicine at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School in Newark and Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, N.J. Her mother is the director of the molecular diagnostics laboratory of the pathology and laboratory medicine department at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
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Tufts University School of Medicine, University of Massachusetts Medical School, Boston University School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School are all contemplating the idea, said Massachusetts HHS Secretary Marylou Sudders on Thursday.
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Medical school is expensive — according to the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), four years of medical school cost the Class of 2019 about $250,000 at public universities and $330,180 at private universities.
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He went to University of West Virginia, and medical school.
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JOE GETSY, RESEARCH FELLOW, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL: It's really cool.
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In medical school we were taught relatively little about abortion.
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Li had tried to warn his medical school classmates Dec.
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I blame Gorillaz for me never getting into medical school.
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Applying to medical school is an intense and difficult process.
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He was previously an Associate Professor at Tulane Medical School.
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No one said medical school was going to be easy.
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She married Richard Almond, a medical school classmate, in 1962.
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Jikomes earned his PhD in neuroscience at Harvard Medical School.
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Who needs medical school when you have 2 million subscribers?
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Medical school teaches us to examine, to research, to treat.
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It is Louisiana State University Medical School, not Tulane University.
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Halfway through medical school, I discovered my dad's age: 66.
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His father insisted that he go to medical school instead.
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Tanner Hicks is a research analyst at Harvard Medical School.
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Drafted, he was put through medical school by the Army.
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Jaemin Woo is a research analyst at Harvard Medical School.
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Pope is a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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She is an associate professor at the Harvard Medical School.
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I attended medical school in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Fathers were described as "intelligent" and often in medical school.
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Despite four hospitalizations, he managed to graduate from medical school.
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I hope to donate my body to a medical school.
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Ralph Northam of Virginia and his 1984 medical school yearbook?
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To address this gap, at Harvard Medical School, we have launched an "Aging and End of Life" curricular theme that integrates these important aspects of caring for older adults throughout the medical school experience.
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It was a little bit of matchmaking mixed with networking, as the bride was thinking of applying to Columbia for medical school, and the groom was in his final year of medical school there.
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In medical school a rare disease nearly killed him Fajgenbaum entered medical school at the University of Pennsylvania to become a doctor like his father -- specifically, an oncologist, in tribute to his late mother.
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Upon graduation from medical school in 21, I owed approximately $22008,000 in student debt — what might seem an outrageously high number that is actually about $10,000 less than the average for today's medical school graduates.
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Columbia's medical school had a problem: it lacked a real campus.
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And what exactly is in Lenihan's playbook for revolutionizing medical school?
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She later met her husband, Andrew, in medical school in Louisiana.
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Researchers from Harvard Medical School contributed to the study as well.
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Eslami, an Iranian-Canadian, is attending medical school in West Virginia.
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He is a graduate of Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago.
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I was no stranger to corpses when I started medical school.
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I also want to go to college and eventually medical school.
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The courier drove it directly to McArthur at the medical school.
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On average, medical school students graduate with loan debt approaching $170,000.
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He is a writer and is currently applying to medical school.
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"Normal" levels, according to Harvard Medical School, are less than 150.
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And then, he completely bettered himself and he's in medical school.
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A representative for the medical school did not immediately provide comment.
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U.S. News & World Report has published medical school rankings since 22018.
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Meanwhile, Amanda gave up her goal of going to medical school.
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A lot of my friends graduated from medical school this month.
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Ralph Northam allegedly in blackface in his 1984 medical school yearbook.
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Dr. Feldman received the Distinguished Service Award for Tulane Medical School.
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Polley is an associate professor of Otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School.
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She considered becoming a doctor but could not afford medical school.
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You were thinking about medical school but instead entered a pageant?
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It is the university's College of Engineering, not its medical school.
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She was the second woman to graduate from Yale Medical School.
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They earn bachelor's degrees, followed by four years of medical school.
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After graduating, he went to Oxford to prepare for medical school.
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The writers are associate professors of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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Rishi K. Wadhera is a cardiology fellow at Harvard Medical School.
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Back in medical school, I dislocated a disk in my back.
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The fact that he graduated from medical school is itself remarkable.
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Anupam B. Jena is an associate professor at Harvard Medical School.
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Timothy J. Layton is an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.
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Kevin R. LoughlinBostonThe writer is professor emeritus at Harvard Medical School.
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She received a medical degree from Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
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I would have gone to medical school like I always dreamed.
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She began medical school at the University of Minnesota in 2012.
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Physician education in medical school has shifted away from basic science.
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"I was in my first year of medical school," she said.
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We both went to medical school and are now in residency.
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Researchers sent surveys to roughly 720 students at Harvard Medical School.
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The racist photo in the medical school yearbook page of Gov.
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And I graduated from medical school at the age of 23.
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These families have the resources to pay for medical school outright.
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So we don't get much education in medical school about pain.
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Sources: The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism, Harvard Medical School
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Colleen Ryan of Harvard Medical School told BuzzFeed News that there are only about 300 qualified burn surgeons nationwide, and that the burn treatment requirements for medical school training of surgeons were curtailed a decade ago.
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Echoing the document, Thompson wrote that the paper was written in consultation with Stanford Medical School, the University of Alabama at Birmingham medical school, and National Academy of Sciences researchers—none of which is exactly true.
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A magna cum laude graduate of Radcliffe College with an MD degree cum laude from Harvard Medical School, Glimcher is the Richard and Susan Smith Professor of Medicine and a professor of Immunobiology at Harvard Medical School.
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Across South Asia, many doctors are taught outdated ideas in medical school.
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Even while she was in medical school, there was another passion brewing.
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I went to medical school knowing that I wanted to help women.
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They're conducted by places like the Harvard Medical School and other bodies.
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He did end up in medical school, at the University of Missouri.
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The first medical school was really the end of the 19th century.
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She goes back to medical school, graduates, gets married and has children.
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Claire meets Abernathy when they are both students at Harvard Medical School.
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The writer is an assistant professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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According to Carol Kauffman of Harvard Medical School, one answer is hobbies.
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At Stanford, she worked with medical school researchers to improve hospital hygiene.
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Mehmet Toner of Harvard Medical School is following the wood frogs' approach.
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Lister has a mental breakdown at one point and leaves medical school.
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He lives just outside with his girlfriend, who is finishing medical school.
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In 2012, Harvard Medical School researchers stored a digital book in DNA.
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I'm 270 now and going into my third year of medical school.
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She received a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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The writer is an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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He is also an assistant professor of surgery at Harvard Medical School.
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Ralph Northam (D) and a racist photo in his medical school yearbook.
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He has said he will move once Kramer graduates from medical school.
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She was appointed planning dean of Kaiser's new medical school in 2015.
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He sent a note asking how she was doing in medical school.
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As a medical school dean, I feel this problem deeply and personally.
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I was also in my second year of medical school in Harlem.
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Dr. Montgomery is also an instructor in medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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W.S.U. also was gathering support to build a medical school in Spokane.
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Incorporating the arts into medical school curriculums is an increasingly popular trend.
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He graduated from Yale University in 1953 and from Harvard Medical School.
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"Of course not, I'm hoping they'll go to medical school!" she said.
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Ms. Morgenstern is applying to medical school and plans to quit CorePower.
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Later I learned that a medical school used her cadaver for teaching.
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Harvard Medical School has found that exercise improves your memory and concentration.
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Doctors go to medical school to learn to diagnose and treat disease.
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But the computers are at the level of a medical-school student.
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Her first job was as a dietitian at the Cornell Medical School.
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Cynthia's mother is a research associate at University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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In 2017, Columbia University's medical school guaranteed students will graduate debt-free.
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More than half of the physicians graduating from medical school are women.
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His paternal grandfather was a well-known doctor and medical school professor.
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His medical school yearbook is not the only yearbook in question, either.
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He is now a professor of health economics at Harvard Medical School.
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His body is being donated to Vanderbilt Medical School, his brother said.
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My understanding of my own period changed when I started medical school.
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"Dan was actually my senior in medical school," said cardiologist Yash Lokhandwala.
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In medical school, he became the national president of the Association of Interns and Medical Students, or AIMS, which advocated universal health insurance, equal medical care for rich and poor, and more admissions of minorities to medical school.
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But Dr. Sanjiv Chopra, a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, disagrees.
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She entered medical school in 2355 as Myanmar's student movement was gaining momentum.
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Medical school enrollment jumped 27% between 2002 and 2016, according to the association.
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Another staffer died by suicide on Sunday, the medical school confirmed to Refinery33.
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She was heading to Boston, and her new job at Harvard Medical School.
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Over four years of medical school, those costs total as much as $243,130.003.
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"The idea of the Mamba Mentality got me through medical school," he said.
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Jeffrey Brown is a retired physician who teaches as a medical school professor.
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Why would anyone go to medical school and incur a bunch of debt?
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Having her dream of attending medical school taken away was just as crushing.
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Here Faris plays a single mom struggling to make it through medical school.
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On February 24th a medical school in Khartoum was ransacked by security forces.
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Bill Carpentier was a senior in medical school when he heard Kennedy's speech.
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For Mishra, it was his sister, Shruti, who is now in medical school.
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Google also got help from experts at Harvard Medical School and Mayo Clinic.
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Many show inventive solutions for a problem not often covered in medical school.
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She left it all to charity, including $691,700 to N.Y.U.'s medical school.
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Her mother is a consultant in Baltimore, advising students applying to medical school.
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Dr. Jane Poulson lost her sight to diabetes while still in medical school.
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St. Joe's is even cautiously trying therapies not typically taught in medical school.
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Among their most prominent causes is Weill Cornell Medical College, Cornell's medical school.
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Soon after, he went to medical school and became a well-regarded neurologist.
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Northam apologized Friday for appearing in the picture from his medical school yearbook.
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He attended medical school in Chicago, where he became interested in tactical medicine.
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The school opened a new science center and, this fall, a medical school.
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So, he says, he got healthcare from a nearby medical school teaching hospital.
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She graduated from Harvard Medical School and holds an MD, not a PhD.
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If wolves continue to go poorly, there won't be a new medical school.
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Dr. Patel lived in New York, working on his fellowship after medical school.
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Harvard Medical School established the T. Berry Brazelton Chair in Pediatrics in 1995.
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They became lawyers or went to medical school—I guess that was easier.
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The writer is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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An earlier version of this obituary misidentified the medical school Dr. Bayless attended.
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It was Chicago Medical School, not the University of Chicago School of Medicine.
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The bride's father is a professor of neurology at U.T. Southwestern Medical School.
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He received a medical degree from Thomas Jefferson University Medical School in Philadelphia.
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Dr. Sierra-Davidson, 26, is a second-year student at Harvard Medical School.
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More than three-quarters of American medical school students came from affluent households.
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I'm looking to go to medical school eventually and be a physician/scientist.
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Parikh studied biotechnology there before enrolling in Brown Medical School at age 17.
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In less than a minute, Andrea Gathercole&aposs medical school dreams changed forever.
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Dad was overjoyed when Brian started medical school, bequeathing him his study skeleton.
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He earned a college degree and began making plans to attend medical school.
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When she went to medical school, she studied to be an ob-gyn.
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"I asked the filling station attendant where the medical school was," he recalled.
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This son, always ranked first in his class,would test into medical school.
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He thought he might attend medical school, but he fell into journalism instead.
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I wanted to go to medical school, so I worked hard in college.
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Beyond that, doctors don't learn much about chronobiology in medical school or residency.
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Jeff received his B.A. from Amherst College and M.D. from Harvard Medical School.
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I want to complete graduate school, attend medical school, and become a psychiatrist.
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He said he had a good experience at the medical school in Norfolk.
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He went to medical school in Philadelphia at Temple University, graduating in 1984.
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She got into medical school but lobbied her parents for a yearlong sabbatical.
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Each class will have 48 students, smaller than average for a medical school.
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The policies had a significant effect on the makeup of the medical school.
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How do you get better reproductive education into a conservative medical school syllabus?
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The increase "may be a result of more applicants with disabilities being admitted to medical school, more existing students disclosing disability, better reporting of disability data, or increased development of psychological disability while attending medical school," Meeks and colleagues write.
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Northam came under fire over the weekend after the discovery of a photo published on his page in his 1984 medical school yearbook from Eastern Virginia Medical School depicting a man in blackface and another dressed in Ku Klux Klan robes.
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A resident is a physician having further on-the-job training after medical school.
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Percentages of medical school graduates by race and ethnicity have remained consistent over time.
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He applied to medical school to appease his family and was accepted to Harvard.
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Medical School who studies energy and reward in the brain, calls this the great
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Wen later went on to medical school after graduating college at 18 years old.
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After graduating from medical school, she moved to New York City to practice neurology.
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"Because of medical school, I hadn't had time for a wild youth," she said.
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Any half-trained medical school student can diagnose it and accurately get it treated.
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A medical school was opened, and the number of hospitals and medical personnel increased.
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My favorite class during my first year of medical school was a neuroanatomy class.
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Allison began turning to Twitter as an outlet for the stresses of medical school.
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Co-founders Shiv Gaglani and Ryan Haynes met at medical school at Johns Hopkins.
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" "While still in medical school in Chicago, Jill was diagnosed with cancer, writes Feek.
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Sure, both doctors went to medical school, but they specialize in very different areas.
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A month before his move, he graduated from medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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I went to medical school and trained to preserve the sanctity of human life.
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Leaky gut syndrome is a hypothetical condition, one that's not taught in medical school.
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Kunal Sindhu is a fourth-year medical student at Brown University Alpert Medical School.
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Medical School, efficiently took apart Thorpe's numbers in two point-by-point by critiques.
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Of the top 20, almost every single hospital is affiliated with a medical school.
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This raises the question: Does a medical school belong with a liberal arts school?
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The medical expert he cites is a friend who recently graduated from medical school.
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In Lister's time, when he comes into medical school, bodies aren't really being stolen.
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First black woman to graduate from Vassar College (21952) and Yale Medical School (22018).
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Brianna Fugate was planning to study biology, with intentions of going to medical school.
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She went through medical school and residency, and kept learning about other cool technologies.
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After fulfilling her mandatory service in the Israeli military, she applied to medical school.
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Students at Harvard Medical School demanded the Saturday fundraiser be held elsewhere last month.
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Aralyte's marketing materials and its website overtly feature endorsements by Harvard Medical School physicians.
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Two Harvard Medical School physicians are featured in Aralyte's promotional materials touting the product.
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These results demonstrate the need to incorporate PrEP education into the medical school curriculum.
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Dr. Barbara A. Gilchrest is at Massachusetts General Hospital, not at Harvard Medical School.
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The lease will expire about the time Ms. Scheele plans to start medical school.
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She graduated from Brown and received a medical degree from New Jersey Medical School.
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In medical school, the subject had been covered in only the most cursory way.
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Ralph Northam to resign over a racist photograph on his medical school yearbook page.
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"Just about every medical school in the United States uses cadavers," Dr. Prescott said.
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After medical school, Nazha came to the US to do research and his residency.
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She is also an associate clerkship director for medical students at Harvard Medical School.
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"He wanted to know," Ted Kaptchuk, a professor at Harvard Medical School, told me.
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Last year, fewer than 220006 percent of medical school graduates were black or Hispanic.
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She mostly gave up the literary life for medical school and raising a family.
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Dr. Michael D. Alpert is a psychiatrist and clinical faculty at Harvard Medical School.
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"Some do recover," says Lois Choi-Kain, professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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Since then, NYU has opened a primary-care-focused medical school on Long Island.
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The gentle muscle stretching of yoga can reduce stress, according to Harvard Medical School.
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It's a common narrative in medical school that the curriculum turns students into hypochondriacs.
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When physicians graduate from medical school, they spend a number of years as residents.
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The writer, a psychiatrist, is a professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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The new medical school at the University of California, Riverside, wants to change that.
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James Kuo, a postdoctoral researcher at Harvard Medical School, offered a note of caution.
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Kelly is relocating from Utah and intends to enroll in South Carolina's medical school.
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When he went to medical school in St. Louis, she edited medical journals there.
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This January, the patient was able to start medical school half a year late.
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Oh, and he's also a former Navy SEAL and a Harvard Medical School graduate.
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Kathie, as she was known, was only months away from graduating from medical school.
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He cut back on his shifts and started teaching more at the medical school.
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The body then goes directly from the place of death to the medical school.
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He studied at Georgetown and Cambridge, then returned to Kansas to attend medical school.
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Their last exchanges by email were mainly over Ms. Saadat's application for medical school.
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The couple met while Barton briefly worked in Boston, where Sarah attended medical school.
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At Harvard Medical School, he chose a research topic that steered clear of evolution.
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Medical school is devastatingly expensive (up to $2628,28503) and physically, intellectually, and emotionally exhausting.
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A whopping 62 percent of UNC medical school graduates went on to practice medicine.
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And they&aposve garnered the praise of the dean of Tulane&aposs medical school.
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The writer is an associate professor of psychiatry, part time, at Harvard Medical School.
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Dr. Dodes is a retired assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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It is Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, not Columbia University Medical School.
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"I was surprised and deflated," said Dr. AlQuraishi, a researcher at Harvard Medical School.
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Medical students are often given a stethoscope on their first day of medical school.
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Researchers at Harvard Medical School are studying the genetics involved in movement, sleep and memory.
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Nocebo is "placebo's evil twin," says Irving Kirsch, a faculty member at Harvard Medical School.
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"People get terribly anxious," said Dr. Arthur Barsky, professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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INGRAHAM: And psychiatrist, Harvard Medical School, Pullet Surprise, more awards than we can list here.
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Nobel Laureate Craig Mello, a professor at the University of Massachusetts Medical School, in 2007.
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The idea first came about when Dr. Perricone was in medical school studying cancer cells.
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The two men had reportedly flown to Missouri to pick her up from medical school.
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She finds a job working as a secretary at the University of Washington Medical School.
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In 2012 he headed back to medical school to complete his studies, the VA says.
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"It is unfortunately the new normal," Harvard Medical School epidemiologist John Brownstein told BuzzFeed News.
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Yes, he got into medical school, and believe it or not, he's now a gynecologist!
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"I was taught that these were tears," said Theise, referring to his medical school days.
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A quick quiz from researchers at Johns Hopkins Medical School may help you find out.
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Shortly after the exam, Lee said, he told a friend who was in medical school.
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There is no medical school in the county, depriving it of a pipeline of talent.
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Eating well has always been important to me, but nutrition isn't emphasized in medical school.
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Health policy is all the rage — in politics, economics and now, increasingly, in medical school.
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Again, William is not a doctor, and has never attended medical school or medical classes.
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Perhaps a local medical school has a cadaver too decayed to work for medical purposes.
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So too, the arts and humanities have long been infused into the medical school curricula.
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But his hope is to establish a medical school in the UAE, the businessman said.
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The writer is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry, part time, at Harvard Medical School.
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I've almost quit medical school multiple times in fear of putting him in day care.
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He asks me where I went to medical school and if I have a girlfriend.
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The photo comes from a 85033 yearbook housed in the Eastern Virginia Medical School library.
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I saw images of Dave in college, graduating from medical school, on our wedding day.
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The tempest began with a racist photograph that appeared on Northam's medical school yearbook page.
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Most physicians receive little education on pain management in medical school and in postgraduate training.
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The median cost of a 4-year medical school at a public university is $243,902.
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Azar repeatedly came back to price transparency during a recent speech at Harvard Medical School.
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Frida was a predoctoral fellow at Harvard Medical School, and a postdoctoral fellow at MIT.
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Ralph Northam (D) to resign after Northam's page in his medical school yearbook surfaced Friday.
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The average student debt for someone finishing medical school in 2015 was more than $180,000.
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Ten thousand black students graduated from business school and another 3,500 graduated from medical school.
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In medical school, none of my professors had ever broached the possibility of disease eradication.
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I'm a postdoctoral research fellow at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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That article inspired Dr. Joel Katz to propose a similar course at Harvard Medical School.
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Consider what we know: This is a photo from Northam's medical school yearbook in 1984.
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"A client may have promised his daughter he would pay for medical school," he said.
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Afterward, I decided to go to medical school and do something positive for a change.
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Years later, Lisa found herself in medical school, learning about the fight-flight-freeze response.
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His father is an associate professor of anesthesia and critical care at Harvard Medical School.
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He first became a professor at the University of North Carolina's medical school in 2002.
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FIONA BAYLY, NEW YORK To the Editor: When I started medical school, I was 30.
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"To get into medical school requires you to make a lot of sacrifices," he said.
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But it was a fairly unusual one for the Harvard Medical School student alongside them.
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His road to becoming a doctor was very different from the typical medical school journey.
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"It took a village," tweeted Kenneth Mandl, professor of biomedical informatics at Harvard Medical School.
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Christopher M. Worsham, M.D., is a pulmonologist and critical care physician at Harvard Medical School.
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Initially I majored in chemical engineering at Princeton in the hope of attending medical school.
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Medical school, dental school, pharmacy school, and law school have different time and cost commitments.
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"We are extremely disappointed by the Senate bill released today," the medical school association wrote.
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"It's the right starting point," said Dr. Florence Bourgeois, a pediatrician at Harvard Medical School.
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He considered medical school, but ended up choosing a career in the law, he said.
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These medical providers have graduated medical school and are training to become full-time doctors.
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As soon as Mr. Johnson began medical school classes, the costs began to pile up.
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The Italian-born fashion designer founded his company in 1975 after leaving medical school early.
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Lewis went to Yale, for undergraduate studies and medical school, which he completed in 1948.
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One is in medical school in Baghdad; the other is in dentistry school in Kirkuk.
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The plan was for me to go to medical school and practice in High Point.
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Finally, as they passed the Taft Hotel, the doorman recognized the doctor from medical school.
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I work several times a year at UCLA Medical School portraying patients for student training.
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Lectures on the treatment of transgender youth are part of the mandatory medical school curriculum.
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Though cultural competency is taught in medical school, Walker says that you can't teach empathy.
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He and his dad are staying in Moundsville, and he dreams of going to medical school.
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Educational startups have been working on VR material for classrooms ranging from kindergarten through medical school.
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It was as though he'd hurtled back in time to his first year in medical school.
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I'm applying to medical school, and her story keeps coming up in my essays and interviews.
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Edraki is a third-year PhD candidate at the University of Massachusetts' medical school in Worcester.
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Try this routine from Harvard Medical School: Open your hand and face your palm toward yourself.
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I also just graduated from university last year, and I am also applying to medical school.
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The 2015 medical school graduates comprise 5.7% Black or African Americans and 89.53% Hispanic or Latinos.
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Another of Aravena's designs at the Universidad Católica de Chile, in Santiago, is this medical school.
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Jessy Pacheco of Van Buren, Arkansas, was in Guadalajara to graduate from medical school, relatives say.
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It's as if she's emerging from years in medical school, or, er, two terms as president.
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He had attended Harvard Medical school so he could help people, but he couldn't help them.
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She also worked for Epstein in 1998 as a science advisor, after graduating from medical school.
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Hirsch also was a professor and chairman of Forensic Medicine at New York University Medical School.
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"Talking almost always helps and yet we don't talk," says Susan Block of Harvard Medical School.
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In medical school, I was trained to focus on what was physically wrong with a patient.
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Stipelman attributed this to having more experience than the residents, who are recent medical school graduates.
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Dhruv Khullar, M.D., MPP is a resident physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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Edgar T. Walters, Ph.D.Professor of Integrative Biology and Pharmacology, McGovern Medical School at UTHealthDo insects feel?
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The Vietnamese government made her quit medical school so she could be available for media interviews.
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Dr. Mindy Christiansen, an assistant professor of gynecology and obstetrics at Johns Hopkins Medical School, agreed.
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A 'science geek' Stein is a graduate of Harvard Medical School and a retired medical doctor.
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George Church from Harvard Medical School, and one of the co-founders of the new initiative.
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A longtime streamer and competitive StarCraft player, Richelle began attending medical school in Ontario in 2016.
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Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook page and his subsequent admission that he wore blackface in 1984.
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Ambrosia's founder, Jesse Karmazin, 34, a Stanford Medical School graduate, launched the startup three years ago.
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"I got into Harvard Medical School for MD, PhD, and Masters degree combined," Sendler told me.
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Sendler (last row, second from left) during graduate studies at Harvard University and Harvard Medical School.
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Many may be surprised to learn that liberal education is deeply ingrained in medical school curricula.
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"These concepts work," Deirdre Barrett, an assistant professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School, told Motherboard.
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You can also call your closest hospital or university with a medical school or psychology department.
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The CEO also thinks the medical school company could expand outside Brazil in the long term.
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Without consistent As, though, my dream of medical school vanished by my third year at UCLA.
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I delivered seven babies in medical school at Wake Forest so I knew what to do.
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Dr. Cameron Sepah is a start-up investor, professor at UCSF Medical School and dopamine faster.
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Ralph Northam's (D) medical school yearbook page containing an image of an individual in blackface makeup.
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She took a gap year before medical school to volunteer at an orphanage in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Dr. Stephen Melito, 225, went to medical school just so he could become a medical examiner.
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Only a fraction of the physicians in the US when Apgar entered medical school were women.
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Your doctor probably isn't much help—GPs don't actually get any nutrition training in medical school.
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In 2011, his foundation donated $5 million to West Virginia University's medical school and athletic department.
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Duffy, a medical school dropout, started the company after a job doing analytics work at Google.
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Typically, you need a bachelor's degree to enter medical school, which takes four years to complete.
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Ralph Northam (D) faced widespread backlash for racist photos found on his medical school yearbook page.
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Ralph Northam (D) to resign over a racist photo from his 1984 medical school yearbook page.
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As more students graduate from medical school in the coming years, this number will only increase.
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Sacks's parents sought to resist apartheid: his father, an obstetrician, taught at a black medical school.
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At medical school, he was nicknamed Small Print Barker, for his mastery of the course materials.
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"STDs are everywhere," said Dr. Cornelius Jamison, a lecturer at the University of Michigan Medical School.
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Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook from 1984, party leaders were quick to call for his resignation.
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Dhruv Khullar, M.D., M.P.P. is a resident physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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While there are more women going to medical school than ever, male doctors still dominate medicine.
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The medical school no longer wanted her, despite a contract signed 12 years before her death.
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I was in my third year of medical school and midway through my general surgery rotation.
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In 1765, the University of Pennsylvania became the first US college to have a medical school.
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When my parents heard of this, they tried to dissuade me from my medical school plans.
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"Genetically, the Near East was terra incognita," said David Reich, a geneticist at Harvard Medical School.
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Covering the cost of medical schoolGeisinger isn't alone in covering medical school tuition for certain students.
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He was followed there by his two younger brothers, who both went on to medical school.
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"Doctors did not go to medical school to type on a computer all day," he said.
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In fact, recent medical school graduates are trained as undifferentiated physicians -- general practitioners, if you will.
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Most physicians receive little education and training in pain management in medical school and postgraduate training.
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The arts and humanities initiative at Harvard Medical School includes a collaboration with American Repertory Theater.
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Somewhere along the way he left religion and found a way to go to medical school.
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As an undergraduate at the University of Arizona, I became interested in applying to medical school.
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During my most trying months of medical school, I met every Sunday evening with three friends.
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By 1943, he had been accepted to medical school at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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"People have been using cannabis forever," said an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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In 1966, he married Nancy Schroeder, who attended nursing school while he went to medical school.
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But five years after graduating from medical school, that future still seems on a distant horizon.
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We've got some good news for you, too, like free tuition at N.Y.U.'s medical school.
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McCormack was on her way to medical school in New York when she vanished in 1982.
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Dr. Sutton had been in the corps' first class and had later gone to medical school.
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Ms. Jefferson, 28, sold medical pharmaceutical equipment from home while studying to apply to medical school.
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She was working from home, selling pharmaceutical equipment, as she studied to apply to medical school.
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"Oxygen is the lifeblood of living organisms," said Dr. George Daley, dean of Harvard Medical School.
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But in medical school they teach you: If you hear footsteps, assume it's horses, not zebras.
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He graduated from Brandeis and received his medical degree from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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She is also an associate professor of pediatrics at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
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That contradicted all he'd been taught in medical school: There should be no such temporal cycle.
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They reconnected when she moved to New York for medical school and began dating soon after.
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While in medical school, he was first exposed to extreme poverty during field study in Suriname.
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The medical school is receiving $450 million of the total, including $70 million for indirect costs.
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"You&aposre a Navy SEAL, with a degree to Harvard Medical School," Cruz said of Kim.
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We went to medical school because we were fascinated with human physiology, not the body politic.
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In 1991, after medical school, Dr. Wang began working in a plasma collection center in Henan.
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It is also likely that many doctors have not been trained in STDs since medical school.
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It's not common in Poland to segue directly from medical school into a startup, Byrski admitted.
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His parents encouraged him to go to medical school, but he opted for law school instead.
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The average U.S. medical school devotes less than 1 percent of total lecture hours to nutrition.
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She was determined to go to college and medical school and fulfill her parents' interrupted dream.
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The cost of medical school can keep some people from pursuing a career in the field.
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The initiative is affiliated with the university's medical school, where Wesley Burks is now executive dean.
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The afternoon, spent at a museum of British art, wasn't a stolen escape from medical school.
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Friend is also a cancer researcher, and he served on the faculty at Harvard Medical School.
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Shipman's team analyzed data from 2002-2018 on U.S. medical school applicants and first-year students.
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While his older brother finished medical school, Victor dropped out of college to support his father.
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While attending medical school, in the nineties, he read Raisman's papers on rats and was fascinated.
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Douglas Jacobs is an internal medicine resident at Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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Reports about reckless behavior by a former U.S.C. medical school dean portrayed a jarring double life.
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Attending medical school is expensive, and the amount of time to become a physician is lengthy.
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And the university [where Northam attended medical school] has just launched one we could wait for.
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"Unless you have a diverse [medical school] class, you can't have that discussion," White-Stern said.
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Of the 221 top-scoring medical school applicants over the same period, 11 percent were black.
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As I passed through medical school and residency, my religious belief faded until it was gone.
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A small medical school at the Cleveland Clinic that focuses on research is also fully funded.
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Both applied to medical school at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, where they were accepted.
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My understanding of that accelerated after my grandmother's death during my first year of medical school.
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Tom and I broke up a few weeks before he was due to start medical school.
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In 1967 he accepted a position as a professor and chairman of radiology at Harvard Medical School.
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"Young women face particularly challenging gender norms in India," says Vikram Patel of the Harvard Medical School.
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Now, seven years later, as I apply for medical school, the question comes up again and again.
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Then I had my Stafford accounts (both subsidized and unsubsidized) from both my master's and medical school.
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George Daley, the dean of Harvard Medical School, has a simple answer to that question: We can't.
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Why doesn't medical school require a general education course in the fourth year on student loan repayment?
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GEORGE CHURCH, GENETICS PROFESSOR, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL: Genes are what we get and we're stuck with them.
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Jin Park and Chang-Seop Lee, of the Chonbuk National University Medical School in Jeonju, South Korea.
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Former patient Kevin Morton Jr. – who is now Dr. Kevin Morton Jr. – just graduated from medical school.
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Mehak Javid Bhat, an 18-year-old, was preparing for medical school when her high school shut.
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He is a professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Harvard Medical School.
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ONLY LAST autumn, Northern Ireland's second city was eagerly awaiting the opening of a graduate medical school.
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Don't wait until you finish law or medical school to discover you hate working in your specialty.
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Ralph Northam last week — before his administration pitched into chaos over a racist medical school yearbook photo.
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Hugan also said Burgett had been with a former husband while he was going through medical school.
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As Governing magazine reported earlier this year, more women than men are entering medical school these days.
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In 1968 a committee at Harvard Medical School recommended that brain death should be the standard definition.
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I started doing yoga at my barre studio when I sent out my applications to medical school.
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A mother of seven children, she graduated as a physician in 1987 from the Hanover Medical School.
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Arthie is having a particularly hard time, she tells Sam, because she failed out of medical school.
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Moore is co-director of the Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School affiliate.
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It's doing that with the help of top medical institutions, like Harvard Medical School and Mayo Clinic.
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That's according to an analysis last spring by health economist Michael Chernew of the Harvard Medical School.
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He took LSD while in medical school, tripping with classmates on the roof of his NYU dorm.
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Her age was previously given as 12 by a spokesperson at Nippon Medical School Musashi Kosugi Hospital.
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Oxford's medical school is trying to solve the problem by changing the way its students are educated.
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I'm a mile and a half down the street to support Alicia while she finishes medical school.
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It's little surprise that those who are sleep-deprived are less productive, according to Harvard Medical School.
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"It changed the practice of medicine," says Sanjay Saini, a professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School.
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The items were once owned by Continental Army surgeon and Harvard Medical School founder Dr. John Warren.
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Embattled Virginia Governor Ralph Northam is speaking out about the racist photo in his medical school yearbook.
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Their characters are based on tightly circumscribed biographies, which are developed in collaboration with medical-school faculty.
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She tells Sam that she failed out of medical school in the midst of working on GLOW.
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Adam Gaffney is an Instructor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and a pulmonary and critical physician.
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Nonetheless, Harvard Medical School reports that it has been proven to increase muscle strength, flexibility, and balance.
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Greg Jones, B.S., is a medical student at McGovern Medical School, UT Health contributed to this article.
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Future physicians enter medical school to follow a desire to help their fellow humans, not enter data.
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Dr. William Schaffner, head of preventive medicine at Vanderbilt University medical school, said the decision was rational.
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He put his things in storage, and went to Atlanta, where his son was in medical school.
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He attended medical school at an early age and then trained as a general surgeon in Rio.
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Books Some do it to get into heaven, and some do it to get into medical school.
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Dr. Klein graduated from Yale Law School and completed his postgraduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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If you're looking for a lucrative career change, it might be time to apply to medical school.
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Even though the group was small, these women relied on each other throughout their medical school careers.
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The image is from a 1984 yearbook page dedicated to Northam's time at Eastern Virginia Medical School.
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Its partners included Harvard Medical School and at least one major U.S. drug maker, the person said.
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The University of Colorado's medical school, to which Anschutz donated $120 million in 2018, bears his name.
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She is also a clinical pediatrics instructor for residents and fellows at Harvard Medical School in Boston.
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New York University started offering this option on Tuesday, becoming the first medical school to do so.
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He took that passion to Brigham Young University, the Duke Medical School and eventually the Mayo Clinic.
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The writer is an associate professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and an expert on suicide.
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Eventually Gilmore's father also ended up employed by Yale, where he worked to desegregate its medical school.
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The couple met in 2014 at Harvard Medical School, from which they each received a medical degree.
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Many doctors, and certainly most specialists, can pay off those medical school loans quite easily over time.
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It wasn't until his third year of medical school that his parents ushered him into the arena.
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Johnathan Yao, a student at the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, contributed reporting for this article.
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"It's a worthwhile comparison," said David Grabowski, a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School.
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After graduating from Brooklyn College and Cornell Medical School, Dr. Wadler started his career as an internist.
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Douglas Jacobs is an internal medicine resident at the Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School.
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Dr. Yogman is chief of the Division of Ambulatory Pediatrics at Mount Auburn Hospital, Harvard Medical School.
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Despite her fear — which another colleague at the medical school testified to witnessing — Kathie stayed with Durst.
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The patient's son was in medical school in another part of the state and called home frequently.
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"Don't reflexively call an ambulance," said Anupam Jena, a physician and researcher with the Harvard Medical School.
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Patrick Kennedy, and Dr. Bertha K. Madras, a Harvard Medical School professor who specializes in addiction biology.
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He is in his fourth year of medical school; he does not yet have his medical degree.
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He graduated from Colby College and received a medical degree from the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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While he was in medical school he developed polio, which left him with a frail right arm.
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He trained 40,000 female health workers, improved laboratories, created ambulance fleets and multiplied medical school graduates tenfold.
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My preceptor in medical school was an elegant New Englander with polished loafers and a starched accent.
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At the time, Dr. Burks held senior positions at the medical school and in the health system.
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"They go to the places where graduates of Harvard Medical School don't want to go," she said.
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In the United States, about 20,000 graduates emerge from medical school each year, many with significant debt.
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"I finally decided to apply to medical school, and he thought that was terrible," Dr. Seldin said.
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James Carmody is a professor of medicine and population health sciences at University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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He graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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Some people with the same medical school dreams as Curran and Rhee aren't even able to apply.
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She graduated from Midwestern University's medical school in Chicago, and her residency brought her back to Children's.
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He resigned as the dean of the medical school less than a month after Ms. Warren overdosed.
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After medical school, Dr. Elisondo was posted for nearly three years to a government clinic in Venezuela.
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Roger graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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"I would say, in my experience, the research is mixed," said Dr. Maestas of Harvard Medical School.
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Enough doctors in the United States commit suicide every year to fill two large medical school classes.
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Between 1988 and 2017, more than three-quarters of American medical school students came from affluent households.
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He and Ms. Shukri met in a German class, and both plan to apply to medical school.
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A sign bearing Arthur Sackler's name on the facade of the medical school was being removed Thursday.
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" Asked if the investigation could encompass Robicheaux's time in college and in medical school, Rackauckas said, "Yes.
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Then, he entered medical school and discovered palliative care, an approach to medicine rooted in similar ideas.
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Rural applicants also tended to have higher grade-point averages but lower scores on medical school exams.
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She is also an associate professor of pediatrics at the Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
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The morgue is separate from the medical school research department where Brown had gifted her daughter's remains.
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Did you know, for example, that your Medicare taxes go to pay for graduate medical school tuition?
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"There's been a pattern," Eastern Virginia Medical School President and Provost Richard V. Homan said on Tuesday.
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Some people want to donate in their geographic area, or to a specific university or medical school.
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Dr. Yvonne Cruz was born and raised in the South Bronx but completed medical school in Mexico.
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Eric ChivianBostonThe writer, a physician, is a former assistant clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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Almost two weeks into a scandal over a racist photo on his medical school yearbook page, Gov.
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Six months after he died, I left the Army, moved across the country and started medical school.
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He stayed with his uncle for 33 years and eventually put himself through college and medical school.
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But as one flips through the yearbooks at Eastern Virginia Medical School, shocking images pop up, too.
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That's why they went to medical school, or studied nursing, or applied to work at a hospital.
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Northam, a 59-year-old pediatric neurologist and Army veteran, graduated from Norfolk medical school in 1984.
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He was in the Navy, actually; put him through college, went to medical school, the whole thing.
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"We see that a higher medical school rank is associated with fewer opioid prescriptions: on average, physicians from the lowest ranked US medical schools write three times as many opioid prescriptions as physicians trained at Harvard Medical School, the top ranked school," the researchers wrote in the paper.
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While medical school graduates are among the wealthiest workers in American, many believe that making medical school more affordable will encourage more doctors to pursue lower-paying specialties, such as pediatrics and family medicine or to work in undeserved, low-income and rural communities that are facing doctor shortages.
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The medical school in Ponce, Puerto Rico seems like an unlikely place to start a revolution in education.
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For the first time he's not just the clumsy klutz that somehow made it out of medical school.
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The new results come courtesy of Krishna Reddy and colleagues at Harvard Medical School and Massachusetts General Hospital.
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A Madison, Mississippi, native, he was majoring in health and rehabilitation sciences while planning to attend medical school.
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Ralph Northam's resilience after news reports revealed a racist photo on the page of his medical school yearbook.
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In 1938, the Dean of the Medical School removed more than half of its faculty, predominantly Jewish doctors.
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Before going to Harvard Medical School, Krauthammer attended McGill University, and Oxford, where he met his wife, Robyn.
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Jack Turban is a physician and medical writer at Harvard Medical School, where he researches gender and sexuality.
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Ralph Northam (D) revealed that he had worn blackface at a party while attending medical school years ago.
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That's because most of your cholesterol — about 80% — is produced in the body, according to Harvard Medical School.
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After the departure of the medical school dean with drug problems, USC named Rohit Varma as his replacement.
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Seamus Caragher, a Harvard Medical School student, feels passionately about the responsibility of caring for the nation's veterans.
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After graduating from the University of Washington's medical school, Ibrahim joined Harborview as a general pediatrician in 2016.
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Sanders's bill does not include that idea, said Adam Gaffney, an instructor of medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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When I graduated from high school it was a clear decision that I would go to medical school.
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Austin Austin just built a medical school adjacent to a tier-one research university, the University of Texas.
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Ken Jeong may have gone to medical school but he still has a hard time reading his scripts!
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Just like your parents told you, if you want to make the big bucks, go to medical school.
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"The situation is extremely bleak," Patel, a professor at Harvard Medical School in the United States, told reporters.
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Priscilla will surely look on affectionately, remembering how she not only graduated from college but also medical school.
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As I make my plans to apply to medical school, my father's work is foremost in my mind.
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Baym worked with Roy Kishony of Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and Harvard Medical School on the experiment.
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According to Harvard Medical School, your HRV can indicate how quickly your body calms down after experiencing stress.
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Neither University of Lublin Medical School nor Jagiellonski Collegium Medicum responded to requests for comment on Sendler's enrollment.
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Laxalt also helped to launch the state&aposs community college system, medical school, and Lake Tahoe preservation efforts.
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As a teenager, Charles Darwin dropped out of medical school because he was too squeamish to handle amputations.
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That may explain why in 28500, just 6900 percent of medical school seniors went to primary care residencies.
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I always thought I'd just be an amateur and go to medical school or pursue another professional career.
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Over half offer mindfulness programs to support wellbeing, according to a 2014 survey out of Harvard Medical School.
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The sessions, held last month and attended by a Reuters reporter, weren't at a hospital or medical school.
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"CMS is well-known and well-respected," said Dr. James Perrin, professor of pediatrics at Harvard Medical School.
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Northam has also rejected calls to resign after a blackface photo on his medical school yearbook page surfaced.
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Dear Kelsey,I recently started medical school and I've noticed that I'm not my usual bubbly self anymore.
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The cost to attend a private medical school is even higher, says the Association of American Medical Colleges.
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At the time of her death, she sold pharmaceutical equipment and was studying to apply to medical school.
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Opinion I teach a medical school course on homeostasis: how organ systems work together to maintain physiological balance.
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Lake has previously said she was risk-averse growing up and even thought about applying to medical school.
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Dartmouth-Hitchcock is the main teaching hospital for Dartmouth's medical school, of which the Dartmouth Institute is part.
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He graduated from Williams College and received his medical degree from the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
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Ralph Northam's medical school yearbook that showed two individuals dressed in blackface and a Ku Klux Klan robe.
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But that does not mean Thiel gets teenage blood transfusions, said Karmazin, a graduate of Stanford Medical School.
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But the University of Nevada's medical school is at the core of the city's vision of its future.
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Adam Gaffney is a physician and public health researcher at Harvard Medical School and the Cambridge Health Alliance.
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He graduates medical school tomorrow and looking back, Rolle says accepting the scholarship absolutely hurt his NFL prospects.
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"It's inhibiting both clinical care and research," Robert Green, a medical geneticist at Harvard Medical School, told Gizmodo.
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The bride's father was an internist in St. Louis and a professor at St. Louis University medical school.
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I went back to Oklahoma this summer, after my first year of medical school, looking for some answers.
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Ms. Durst later graduated from nursing school and went to medical school as she sought to define herself.
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The photograph, which was obtained by CNN, appears in the 1984 yearbook for Eastern Virginia Medical School yearbook.
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"Consider keeping a two-week to 30-day supply of nonperishable food at home," Harvard Medical School says.
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Her parents wanted her to go to medical school, but Ms. Sherald knew that she was an artist.
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While I felt increasingly invincible the more I learned in medical school, my dad's health grew increasingly tenuous.
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"The number of papers is extraordinary," said Dr. Jeffrey Flier, until 2016 the dean of Harvard Medical School.
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Profiles in Science The geneticist at Harvard Medical School has retrieved DNA from more than 900 ancient people.
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HERBERT RAKATANSKYPROVIDENCE, R.I. The writer is clinical professor emeritus of medicine at Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University.
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Although Takamasa was supposed to succeed his father as the monk at their temple, he entered medical school.
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The cost of medical school in Germany is a tiny fraction of the cost in the United States.
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After graduating from the University of Wisconsin with a bachelor of science degree, he attended Harvard Medical School.
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His father is an associate professor of anesthesiology at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, Mass.
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Doctors who graduate from the University of Bangui's medical school must go abroad to complete their specialty degrees.
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She studied at Goethe University in Frankfurt and worked as a researcher at MSH Medical School in Hamburg.
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A 2015 Harvard Medical School study found that for night owls, working during the day increases diabetes risk.
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I know that many young people are not sure of their chosen path when they enter medical school.
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Dr. Daffner, a neurologist and expert in aging at Harvard Medical School, considers Mr. Gonis a second father.
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The writer is an associate clinical professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and an expert on suicide.
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Brooks had seen photos of extreme cases in medical school, but he'd never seen a patient with acromegaly.
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So when I finally joined a gym, midway through medical school, it wasn't because I wanted to sweat.
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NORMAN HYMOWITZWEST ORANGE, N.J. The writer is a former professor of psychiatry at Rutgers New Jersey Medical School.
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After college, he worked for his father's ophthalmic equipment company for several years, then went to medical school.
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My sister is in medical school and needs to study so I only hang out for an hour.
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NANCY ANGOFF New Haven The writer, an internist, is associate dean for student affairs at Yale Medical School.
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Home to a robust medical hub and Harvard Medical School, the state is a stronghold for academic medicine.
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D. program run by Harvard Medical School and M.I.T., from which he received his Ph.D. in cell biology.
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The social media company discussed its plan with organizations including Stanford Medical School and American College of Cardiology.
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She had not been able to get into medical school, so she was getting a Ph.D. in biology.
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The effort prevented a rushed sale by a local medical school and kept the masterpiece in the city.
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Mukesh K. Jain is a cardiologist at University Hospitals and a professor at Case Western Reserve's medical school.
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Rachel Pearson repeatedly found herself in the same miserable situation during her medical school training in Galveston, Tex.
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After he was selected by the Chiefs, he still had a full year of medical school to complete.
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Her mother is a media and technology specialist at the University of Massachusetts Medical School in Worcester, Mass.
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After she graduated from medical school, she said, Mr. Epstein hired her as a science adviser in 1998.
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Herbert RakatanskyProvidence, R.I.The writer is clinical professor emeritus of medicine at the Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University.
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HERBERT RAKATANSKYPROVIDENCE, R.I. The writer, a doctor, is emeritus clinical professor at Warren Alpert Medical School, Brown University.
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You need to go to medical school and then take a test if you want to practice medicine.
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With medical clerkships at the Mayo Clinic and Harvard Medical School, he seemed assured of a physician's career.
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I saw some recently, though, in the lab of David Corey, a neurobiology professor at Harvard Medical School.
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"It is a painful lesson," said Edward J. Callahan, a psychologist and professor at the university's medical school.
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As a research fellow at Harvard Medical School, I, like many of my peers, can identify with Obokata.
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Each medical school could provide "recyclable" sets for students provided by graduates if not by the school itself.
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Dr. Klein graduated from Yale Law School and completed his post-graduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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Though he dreams of becoming a poet, he feels it's his family duty to go to medical school.
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JUDITH L. HERMANROBERT JAY LIFTON, NEW YORK Dr. Herman is a professor of psychiatry at Harvard Medical School.
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The very next day, Zuckerberg married longtime partner Dr. Priscilla Chan, who had just graduated from medical school.
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When I was in medical school, essentially all children with congenital heart disease or who contracted leukemia died.
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A photo of a person in blackface was found on Northam's personal page in his medical school yearbook.
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Ralph Northam faced calls to resign over a racist photo found on his 1984 medical school yearbook page.
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He was the good guy, the goofy guy and Olympic doctor, the medical school professor, the gymnastics god.
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My father took a job teaching at Asmara University's medical school, and we moved into cramped university housing.
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Their families had stretched themselves as far as they could go to support their children's attending medical school.
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Dr. Reich's archives are now in permanent repository at the Countway Library of Medicine at Harvard Medical School.
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"Medical school is an incredible burden," said Tweedy, who is a psychiatry professor at Duke University Medical Center.
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Prior to the winning the pageant, Singh was taking a year off from school before attending medical school.
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There could be a solution to this: Include free medical school tuition in a Medicare-for-all bill.
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