The End of DACA: What This Means for Dreamer Physicians Across America
Following the end of the DACA program, questions linger among undocumented medical residents and students now facing possible deportation.
All articles by Alexander Boulos, MD
Should Foreign Language Fluency Be a Required Competency for International Medicine?
The world needs doctors, no matter what language we speak, because the people you’ll be helping out will be more than grateful to even be seeing a doctor in the first place.
Fitting in Time for Exercise When Working a 70-Hour-Week Rotation
These are a few simple things every physician can keep in mind when trying to improve their fitness goals.
Improving Physician Nutrition: Hospital Cafeteria Food or Brown Bagging It?
As physicians, we spend a lot of time talking with our patients about making healthy food choices, but some of us fail to listen to our own advice.
Should Access to External Resources Be Allowed During Certification Examinations?
A study sought to identify what effect access to electronic resources would have on medical certification exam performance.
WHO: Estimated Costs of Reaching Global Health Targets Released
If investments were to aid in development of universal health coverage, the lifespan in some countries could increase as much as 8.4 years.
Practice What You Preach: How Exercising Can Make You a Better Physician
What if setting aside some time for exercise can actually make you a more effective and confident physician?
Board Certification Exams: Worth the Expense?
Certification exams fees contributed to approximately 87.7% of the revenue and 21.3% of the expenses of ABMS member boards.
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