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ProudtobeGIM is a new campaign from the Society of General Internal Medicine aimed at encouraging medical students and residents to pursue GIM. We invite medical students to learn more about the field of general internal medicine and we give general internists a framework to explain why their field is special.
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I've thought a lot throughout the past 10 months about how much I have changed as a person, for better and for worse. I believe many of these tips will sustain me throughout the rest of medical school. My hope is that they may do the same for you.
Dr. Patel describes the style of medicine that he practices as reverting back to how medicine was practiced 50 years ago.
In a recent On Being a Doctor, Dr. Stepanyan discusses the need to preserve humanism in the practice of medicine, but explores the idea that humanism manifests itself in many different ways.
This internship presents a unique opportunity for one Resident/Fellow Member and one Medical Student Member to attend ACP's annual Leadership Day.
A 69-year-old South Sudanese woman presented to outside hospital with fever and productive cough.
From the Greek endon, "in, inner, or within" and krinein, "to separate or put apart." A term contrived to describe those glands that "put apart" and secrete substances that are used within the body.
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) is a condition that develops when reflux of gastric contents causes troublesome symptoms or complications (1).
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