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Just as the College is revamping its curriculum, HMS may siginficantly alter its pre-med requirements to better reflect the interdisciplinary nature of the new medical school curriculum...
...Atlantic served as a sort of adaptive choke point, selecting for people with a tendency to retain salt and water. This allowed them to survive the murderous journey without succumbing to thirst but predisposed their descendants to hypertension. Dr. Lawrence Appel of the Johns Hopkins University School of Med-icine believes that modern-day African Americans do process sodium a bit differently from whites and may even have a less reactive renin-angiotensin system...
...undoubtedly work hardest in my VES classes. Unlike my pre-med work, where rankings basically come out of a bubble-reader, a VES critique is a far more personal and constructive assessment of my efficacy of expression...
...contradictions don’t end there. Xuan is a Phi Beta Kappa Biochemical Sciences concentrator currently applying to med school. But he is also a resident—and current co-president—of the progressive Dudley Co-Op, a strict vegetarian and a “novice” member of the avant-garde. He’s a self-described private person, and yet according to his friends, you often can’t get the kid to shut...
Some of the recommended changes proposed include allowing students to concentrate in fields like health policy, primary care or global health within the MD degree program, changing the recommended pre-med requirements for undergraduates and overhauling the third-year clinical rotations curriculum to include the long-term observation of patients...