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My Tips for Navigating the UWorld Step 1 QBank
Explore the tips for navigating the UWorld Step 1 QBank shared by Medical Student Eric Lai and how it helped for the exam preparation in conjunction with the classes.
USMLE® Step 1 Feature Update: Categories Added to Systems
Explore our UWorld USMLE® Step 1 QBank Update – In the “Create Test” section, you can now view “Categories” within each “System,” allowing you to create more specific, category-based practice tests.
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Learn essential Step 1 & Step 2 CK concepts faster with ReadyDecks, premade USMLE flashcards covering the content you need to know for your exam.
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How to Ace Your PA School Interview
To succeed in this critical interview, you will need to prepare yourself properly. Consider the following tips on how to ace your PA school interview.
Harnessing the Healing Power: Health Benefits of Laughter
Laughter is the best medicine as it’s been scientifically proven to provide health benefits. Let’s explore the many ways laughter can improve our health.
How To Use UWorld To Create High-Yield, Personalized Flashcard Decks
The benefits of using UWorld’s Flashcards, tailored to the material you got wrong, are astronomical, especially if you start making the cards early in your first pass of UWorld during
Clinical Rotations in a COVID World: My Experience in Family Medicine
“Here, you can go see this patient,” my preceptor said as she handed me a patient’s chart. It was the second day of my first clinical rotation, family medicine. Thanks
FAQ – Physician Assistant
Physician Assistant – Top Frequently Asked Questions
Is Passing the PANCE Enough?
When it comes to high-stakes exams like the PANCE, is passing enough? Let’s examine why passing the PANCE may not be enough to become a competent PA.