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An intern writes to his future self. See what he had to say.
Dear future Pranay, By the time you read this, time will have passed with the same explosive inevitability that C. diff diarrhea passes from unfortunate rectums. I’m not sure where life has taken you...
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Who should bear a dying man’s burden?
Sedated by Oxycodone, Ted slept despite the rhythmic ruckus of his breathing machine. He never felt quite rested in the hospital. While awake, his gaze often lingered on a snapshot that captured him in...
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How to find joy in practicing medicine
My intern gazed blankly at her notes from the day. “You OK?” I asked. Her face was quivering with restrained tears as she turned to me, “I don’t think I helped anyone today.” This was not the first...
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What you need to hear at your medical school graduation
Well done! Strong work! You’ve done it! Four years (often more) of perspiration have earned you two extra letters (often more) in your name. You should be proud. Nothing should get between you and a...
View ArticleAn intern writes to his future self. See what he had to say.
Dear future Pranay, By the time you read this, time will have passed with the same explosive inevitability that C. diff diarrhea passes from unfortunate rectums. I’m not sure where life has taken you —...
View ArticleWho should bear a dying man’s burden?
Sedated by Oxycodone, Ted slept despite the rhythmic ruckus of his breathing machine. He never felt quite rested in the hospital. While awake, his gaze often lingered on a snapshot that captured him in...
View ArticleHow to find joy in practicing medicine
My intern gazed blankly at her notes from the day. “You OK?” I asked. Her face was quivering with restrained tears as she turned to me, “I don’t think I helped anyone today.” This was not the first...
View ArticleWhat you need to hear at your medical school graduation
Well done! Strong work! You’ve done it! Four years (often more) of perspiration have earned you two extra letters (often more) in your name. You should be proud. Nothing should get between you and a...
View ArticleWhat you need to hear at your medical school graduation
Well done! Strong work! You’ve done it! Four years (often more) of perspiration have earned you two extra letters (often more) in your name. You should be proud. Nothing should get between you and a...
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