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IFEMED Journal Club: Interview with Oluwaseun Akinkuolie, Editor-in-Chief
Can you tell us more about IFEMED, what you do, and what sets it apart from other clubs? The IFEMED Journal Club, established in 1975, is one of…
Med School should not make you lose your ‘Steeze’
“Don’t let med school make you lose your steeze” = “Don’t let med school scrub away your personal style!” Just as a doctor scrubs into surgery, med school…
As Death Beckons
“Happy Birthday, Papaaaaa!” The chorus rented the air as I was wheeled into the living room. It’s a small party as I can observe, which is just the…
Writer’s interview: HoleInASock.
Tell us a little bit about yourself I’m Sekinat—a writer and part three medical student. When and how did you realise that you wanted to write? I started…
WHAT SHOULD YOU READ NEXT? A PERSONAL RECOMMENDATION LIST
In a few days, we will have lived through the first half of the year. If you are someone who plans to read books in the second half…
Rain Semester – The Season of Malaria.
Rain semester is infamous for the incessant downpour and this session is not any different. One thing associated with this rainy season is Malaria. As a student, the worst time to get sick is before and during exams. It can be very frustrating.
Unlocking Happiness as a Single Medical Student.
Medical school is a crucible of knowledge, a marathon of studying, and a breeding ground for power couples. Not necessarily (IYKYK). While the hallways may echo with stories…
Med Students: Melancholy of The Two Breakfasts
Picture this: two breakfasts on the table. One whispers promises of health and vitality, a fuel for the mind and body – the Heart-healthy Breakfast. The other, a…
The Different Folks You’d Meet at the End of the World
I wake up to the sounds of an alarm. It isn’t my bedside alarm, I had long trashed that. It is a siren signaling the countdown to the…