The final week of a clinical rotation is always interesting because a trainee may be at peak proficiency for that specialty and, as is usual[...]

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By: Josiane Joseph Dr. Hedy S. Wald, a Clinical Professor of Family Medicine at Brown University, visited Mayo Clinic in December for a selection of[...]

According to Forbes and Fortune writers, though African Americans comprise 14% of the American workforce, only about 0.003% of them hold chief executive positions in[...]

By Josiane Joseph Last year, while moving through the realm of a fast-pace M.D.-Ph.D. student I was gifted something I did not know I needed.[...]