Note: This study focused on health outcomes in instances of perceived equitable care.
As we battle another wave of COVID-19 infections, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alumna Emily Shay, MD, advises people to change everyday habits, and urges fellow physicians to practice self-care to sustain pace in this grueling medical environment.
In the vortex of COVID-19 since it slammed Texas in late June, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alum and internal medicine hospitalist Hussain Malbari, MD, witnessed countless patients lose the battle against the relentless virus.
Doctor by choice, entrepreneur by chance — Ronak Mehta, MD, found an innovative way to showcase body organs that turns the unknown into lovable plush creatures.
The pandemic has tested students’ resilience and patience, forcing them to learn in a remote setting that replaces face-to-face teachings and physical-touch experiences with an online watch-and-learn alternative.
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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
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 its paramount role in mental health awareness.
The global public health crisis has besmirched much of 2020 — saturating many with loss, dire health scares, limited gatherings and canceled vacations. But, to be fair, it’s also allowed quality family time, nature walks and, perhaps most importantly, the start of uncomfortable conversations — about racial tensions, healthcare inequities and the importance of mental health.
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