RUSM In The News
Georgia native Asha Stegall grew up as one of a few Black girls at her high school, afforded privilege because of her promising athletic ability in track, basketball and volleyball. Quickly befriended by many, Asha became the class president and reigning homecoming queen.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Amidst all the chaos and unrest caused by the pandemic and increasing racial tensions, one Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alum has found a silver lining — using current events to highlight the social determinants of health and it
As future healers of those suffering from physical, mental and emotional turmoil, it has never been more imperative for medical students to practice mindfulness and incorporate wellness into their daily routine. The medical brag sheet of pulling double shifts, fibbing about the
Voices of Hispanic Heritage Month
The global public health crisis has besmirched much of 2020 — saturating many with loss, dire health scares, limited gatherings and canceled vacations.
Voices of Hispanic Heritage Month
Entering as a non-traditional student a few years after completing undergrad, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) clinical third-year Ryan Azarkhail remembers questioning his study skills and wondering if he’d match t
Finishing undergrad as a chemistry major, she thought her study habits were pristine and would help her coast through medical school, but she quickly learned otherwise.
An engaging conversationalist with a realistic viewpoint and inspirational perspectives, Seeth Vivek, MD, DLFAPA, brings new meaning to the importance of mindfulness.