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It’s #MnemonicMonday! More #SignalingPathways of #Endocrine hormones. This week: Hormones utilizing intracellular receptors!

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How to Study Anatomy in Med School

Med school anatomy can be daunting, but we have several study resources to help you succeed!

Anatomy in med school is no joke. Luckily we have some tips to make it a little easier. 

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Why I Chose A Radiology Specialty

Dr. Samuel Azeze discusses his path to a radiology specialty and what makes radiology unique.

Taking a look inside Dr. Samuel Azeze’s specialty choice of #Radiology. 

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Now, That's What I Call High-Yield: Gastrointestinal

Dr. Brian Radvansky continues his high-yield Step 1 study material series with a review of important gastrointestinal anatomy and ailments.

We have a gut feeling this will help you with your #Gastrointestinal #USMLE prep. #HighYield #StepPrep #MedEd #MedStudentLife #MedicalSchool

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Imagine the possibilities. #MondayMotivation 

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Top Four Ways to Explain Educational Gaps on Your AMCAS & ERAS

Not everyone takes a traditional path to become a doctor. Here are four ways to explain a gap in your education on your med school and residency applications.

Stuck on what to do? Stick with the truth. #TBT 

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Mastering USMLE Mnemonics: I Get Smashed…and Then Get Pancreatitis

What are the causes of pancreatitis? This week's USMLE mnemonic features "I GET SMASHED".

This week’s #USMLE mnemonic is particularly smashing. 

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Kicking off the week with an important reminder from our favorite not-a-real-doctor! #MondayMotivation #ReadAcrossAmericaDay