#medical-education

#medical-education

The medical profession faces high burnout and a looming physician shortage, impacting job satisfaction and healthcare access.

Integrating technology in healthcare aims to enhance, not replace, valuable patient interactions.

The process of medical education fosters humility and curiosity about patients' perceptions of their bodies.

Experience with body preparation for medical study can be surprising and humorous, revealing unexpected aspects of human anatomy involvement.

David Paton pioneered global eye care through Project Orbis, a unique flying hospital initiative.

Funding is driving the need for substantial healthcare improvement at SUNY Downstate, rallying support to enhance facilities and access for community care.

NUDOCS program provides Northwestern undergraduates with hands-on healthcare experience through mentorship, workshops, and shadowing opportunities, focusing on health equity.

The growing elderly population in the U.S. is facing a significant shortage of geriatricians, presenting a serious healthcare challenge.

The growing elderly population in America faces a shortage of geriatricians, impacting healthcare quality and access.

Over three million Ontarians risk losing family doctors to retirement, with many physicians over 60 years old.

The Ontario government is expanding medical school capacity to address the impending physician shortage.

The American healthcare system is critically flawed, and even controversial nominations may not pose significant additional risks.

Merlin D'souza's journey to medical school is marked by dedication, support from her family, and the significant role of financial aid from Harvard.

In 2024, charitable donations totaled nearly $6 billion, highlighting significant contributions to education and medical assistance.

Andrea Evangelina Rodriguez Perozo dedicated her life to women's health, becoming the first Dominican woman to graduate from medical school and revolutionizing health care.

A.I. outperforms traditional doctors in diagnosis, indicating flaws in medical education rather than A.I.'s superiority.

Roon provides a solution for accessing accurate medical information in a user-friendly format, addressing gaps in healthcare communication.

Stephen Freeman is the first Feinberg student selected for the competitive Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program in family medicine.

Faculty and fourth-year medical students recognized for excellence during Feinberg's Honors Day.

The tobacco company Philip Morris sponsoring medical education is seen as a strategy to influence medical practice and regain credibility, criticized by experts for undermining public health.

The KYHH program enhances cardiovascular health in underserved communities through risk assessments and education led by Feinberg medical students.

Bloomberg Philanthropies donated $600 million to four historically Black medical schools to support diversification, growth, and stability.

Michael Bloomberg's $600 million donation highlights the urgent need for more Black doctors but rests on the oversimplified premise of racial concordance.

Bloomberg Philanthropies is donating $600 million to historically Black medical schools to address health disparities.

Billionaire philanthropists funding medical education to address shortages and high tuition costs.

Medical student pursues career in medicine to address health care inequity in underserved communities.

Inspired by patient connections while working as an EMT, Azraa Chaudhury graduates from Feinberg's Class of 2024, excited to progress in her journey to becoming a physician.