There is a “moral duty” to get all children back into schools in England next month, Boris Johnson has said. Writing in the Mail on Sunday, he said it was the “national priority” after months without in-person education during the coronavirus pandemic. Government advisers have warned of risks in the plans to open up society.… Read More »
Jul 02, 2020 by Dale Harris Working full time and going to school full time is a lot for anyone to handle. Juggling school work with your job responsibilities and family responsibilities is a skill on its own. Going back to school at 30 might not seem like the easiest task to complete, but the… Read More »
The Podcast by KevinMD | Podcast | June 13, 2020 “As a nearly graduated medical student, I have come to the conclusion that the focus of medical school is split between training and distinguishing medical students. Modern pedagogy has not found its way into the modern medical school classroom. Preclinical students spend mounds of time… Read More »
Oct 07, 2019 by Dale Harris Sending your child to school builds excitement and a sense of pride for their growth and achievements. But it can also bring about concern and fear for their safety. On the news, we hear about everything from severe bullying to open shootings at schools. For your child’s safety, equip… Read More »
A friend who accessed a laptop and the email account of an employee of Saint Louis University School of Medicine is being blamed for a data breach at the organization. The unmonitored access of the email account occurred between April 20 and September 3; the university learned of the breach on September 23, and then… Read More »
The MU School of Medicine was awarded nearly $ 5 million in grant money to enhance existing medical programs in rural Missouri, the school announced Tuesday. The school received two grants from the U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration, which will fund programs designed to address the doctor shortages in rural parts of the state,… Read More »
About 30 medical students from Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine (OUWB) walked a proverbial mile in the shoes of those less fortunate during a recent poverty simulation. The Missouri Community Action Network Poverty Simulation (CAPS) was held Aug. 24 at Welcome Missionary Baptist Church in Pontiac, Michigan. CAPS is an interactive immersion experience… Read More »