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Convinced there was a better way to review their lecture material, students Aaron Brown and Emeka Ajufo developed the idea for LectureKeepr—a mobile app to make lecture recordings more accessible.

From the perspective of Tanya Egodage, MD, every physician is a lifelong student—and teacher. A trauma and critical care fellow at Cook County Health & Hospitals System in Chicago, she believes passing on your knowledge isn’t just the right thing to do, it’s vital to the profession.

Derek Blevins, MD grew up in rural southwest Virginia, one of the regions hit hardest by the nationwide opioid crisis. Today, he’s fighting the disease that plagues so many of his community members—addiction.

Despite AUC graduates' past success, Daniel Judelson knew how competitive the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) could be for an international medical graduate—and he wasn’t taking any chances.

More than 50 AUC students volunteered at the Lion Rudy Hoeve Health and Wellness Fair last weekend, one of the largest and most widely attended health fairs in St. Maarten. AUC has held a strong presence at the annual event over the past three years and this year was no different.

It was one of the most exciting days in these graduates' medical school careers.

Dave Remias and Monica Tran met at AUC in 2005. A decade later, they returned to campus and got engaged.

A feature article published in STAT News suggests that international medical graduates (IMGs) from schools like AUC “just might help solve an urgent physician shortage in California and beyond.”

In honor of Black History Month, the Academy of Breastfeeding Medicine (ABM) recognized Dr. Natacha Pierre and other change makers who are working to address disparities in breastfeeding for people of color. 

From that moment forward, Siddiqua vowed to advocate for others in a similar situation. She set out to connect with marginalized patient groups and educate her community about disease prevention, nutrition, and healthcare options.