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A grounded look at the medical assistant career in the US: pay, training, the 12% growth projection, and the state-by-state scope rules that catch people off guard.

A counted-down look at the five leading natural causes of death in the US, with the prevention strategy that actually moves the needle for each.

My name is Srijan Singh, and I am a fourth-year medical student at the University of Galway, Ireland. I am also a Student Ambassador for the School of Medicine and Year Representative. I began my journey into medicine knowing I wanted to become a psychiatrist, fully aware that it would demand immense passion and commitment. … Read more

*The term “medicine” equally refers to “emergency medicine” and “surgery.”   1989: Reporting for duty!   As a Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery Registrar, I can remember as if yesterday the words of my senior registrar when I walked into the OR on my first day of training. Dr. Thomas Johnston said, “I am going to … Read more

Deciding to pursue a graduate degree in healthcare is a major step that requires careful thought. It’s not just about the time and money you’ll invest—it’s about choosing a career path that will define how you help people for years to come. Asking yourself these key questions can help you pick a program that fits … Read more

In my thirty years as a surgeon, I’ve faced countless challenges in the operating room. But nothing could have prepared me for the day I arrived at the hospital to find my operating theatre cordoned off, a stark “DO NOT ENTER” sign plastered across the door. A superbug had been detected, and in that moment, … Read more