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Women's Health: Expert Insights from Wesley Nilsson, MD, '17
At American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine (AUC), our students learn the medical sciences from expert faculty and staff.
Third year clinical student Mohamed Raafat presented research on the prevalence of three major tropical viruses in St. Maarten.
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A student's perspective on hearing from alum Shilp Vaghela, MD '15, PGY-4 radiologist at Cooper University Health Care in New Jersey.
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More than 16,000 psychiatrists and mental health professionals from around the world attended the 2018 American Psychiatric Association Annual Meeting in New York last month. And in the sea of 500 scientific sessions and workshops, fourth year students Nilesh Dialani and Varun Jain proudly presented their case presentation, Coprophagia – A Rare Psychiatric Symptoms and Possible Treatment Options.
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Congratulations to the following students who were elected to sit on the Student Government Association as either E-board members or class representatives.
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A five-day event on AUC's campus celebrates the diversity and cultures represented in our student body.
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Going to the hospital can be a stressful experience for anyone. But for the 8 percent of the U.S. population with limited English proficiency, a hospital visit presents a whole new set of risks—all stemming from the myriad of opportunities for critical medical information to be lost in translation.
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