What First-Year Medical School Students Should Know
First-year medical students must adjust to a rigorous schedule and intensive course load, but taking certain steps can make the transition easier.
AUC has created a guide for those who decide to become a physician later in life, and on how to embark on the career path you always dreamed of.
To begin the new year, consider a resolution that may help keep you healthy — or at least more informed — throughout the year: learning about the thyroid gland.
As of July 2023, the curriculum for family medicine residencies made an exciting shift. Read on to discover what these changes mean for new residents.
Incorporating cadaver labs and simulation labs into a medical student's education is crucial to creating compassionate, well-trained physicians. Learn more.
Everyone has experienced pain at some point in their life. However, not all pain is the same. Pain management plans are created based on a patient's needs.
Ahead of National Diabetes Month in November, we sat down with Dr. Ian Scobie, assistant clinical dean, American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine. Dr. Scobie has written extensively on diabetes, including An Atlas of Diabetes Mellitus, which he is currently revising for its fourth edition.