Top 10 Mistakes Made in Clinical Rotations
By Kendra Campbell, MD, and other Medscape Contributors Last week, I watched a med student argue for 20 minutes with a patient about whether or...
Are you Thinking about Earning a Master’s Degree in Medicine (MD/MS)?
Masters in Medicine can open up a multitude of opportunities for medical professionals Texila American University in partnership with the University of Central Nicaragua...
Medical Ethics in Bachelor Degree of Medicine
In today’s world which is filled with several institutional boards and hospital ethics committees, the greatest risk faced by medical professionals is the lack...
5 surprising ways to prevent migraines
1. Lifestyle changes are the best treatment for migraine prevention. The most important strategy in the war against migraines is avoiding a migraine attack...
Lefty or righty? Genes for handedness found
Genes that play a role in the orientation of internal organs may also affect whether someone is right- or left-handed, new research suggests. The...
Cancer In A Can: The Shocking True Story Of How Pringles Are Made
To understand the nature of Pringles and other stackable chips, forget the notion that they come from actual potatoes in any recognizable way. The...
Too much tea causes unusual bone disease
A 47-year-old Michigan woman developed a bone disease rarely seen in the U.S. after she drank a pitcher of tea made from at least...
Keep your brain younger through Optical Illusions
In this day and age, it can sometimes be simple to fix any physical problem we have with the variety of alternatives, whether it’s...
Is it possible to survive without these organs?
Kidney: People can live with no kidneys, but require dialysis. In general, people with one kidney have few or no health problems, and have...
