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The hardest part of medical school is getting in. Let me show you how to make the most of your premed years so that you actually become a doctor.

3rd Year Medical Student On Surgery Rotation general surgery medical student surgery

Just ran into my friends who is a 3rd year medical student. She just completed her surgery rotation and had a lot to say about this specialty and what medical students are put through.

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Dr. Andrea Merrill Shares The Ins and Outs of General Surgery general surgery medical specialty

Dr. Andrea Merrill is a General Surgery Resident at the Massachusetts General Hospital. She has completed 3 years of residency, 1 year of breast cancer research and will complete a 1-year editorial...

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Dr. Jason Spears

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