Monthly Archives: November 2020

One of my favorite hobbies is baking. I’ve always said that when I retire from medicine, I want to become a baker. However, when I’m at school and don’t have access to baking ingredients or equipment, I turn to the … Continue reading →

As I explained in part one of this series of posts, minority racial and ethnic groups in the United States experience widespread and severe disparities in healthcare. Over the last few years, I have dedicated my time to researching health … Continue reading →

Eating healthy is essential for overall health. However, it can be challenging; companies often mislead customers with health buzzwords such as “organic,” “low-fat,” and many others. For example, an organic cheese puff or a candy bar that’s packed with fat … Continue reading →