After taking a quiz at Kingdomality.com, which tells you what type of job you would have if you had lived during the Middle Ages — jobs […]

The University of Georgia (UGA) is planning to do something that hasn’t been done in nearly 200 years: Establish a new public medical school in the […]

America is a nation awash in lifestyle diseases, nearly all of which are chronic. From hypertension, which impacts close to half of all adults, to chronic […]

About 5 years ago, a group of Harvard medical students went to instructor Dorothy W. Tolchin, MD, with an idea: Train students to graduate with the […]

About 94% of the largest-ever pool of applicants learned on this year’s Match Day, March 21, that they had been accepted to a residency program that […]

US medical school students are aware of the cost of their education and the fact that they more than likely will graduate with a big debt […]

Medicine was always on James Cross’s path. During undergrad, he dabbled in a few other fields, but after a stint as an emergency medical technician, he […]

Despite efforts to diversify, only a small fraction of UK medical students come from working-class backgrounds, new research showed. Private school applicants are 1.5 times more […]

As an internal medicine resident physician at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital, both in Boston — and as a premed tutor at Harvard […]