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updated on January 11, 2022January 16, 2022Life in Med

Top 5 Side Hustles for Med Students

Med student poverty is a real thing- what is a broke med student to do? Never fear! Here are the top 5 side hustle jobs for med students.

updated on September 27, 2021September 27, 2021Study Med

How to Beat Post-Exam Blues

You really studied hard- or maybe you slacked off a bit. Whatever the situation, you came out of that exam feeling horribly. It’s got a name: the Post- Exam Blues

St James Medical Student Stands in front of school

updated on December 24, 2023September 5, 2021Life in Med

If there is a group of people that can speak about how life can throw us around like a rag-doll, it’s med students. Kendra tells her inspiring story of how though life sometimes brought her down, but never out.

updated on August 29, 2021August 29, 2021Study Med

Top 5 Caribbean Medical Schools to Consider

Maybe you have an adventurous spirit. Maybe you live in the Caribbean. Whatever the reason, you have options, and MedCute loves to support #InternationalMedicine!

What every med student should have in their closet

updated on August 15, 2021August 15, 2021Life in Med

7 Things Every Med Student Needs to Have in Their Closet

So you’re about to start med school this fall, or perhaps you’ve already begun, but you aren’t sure what to wear. Never fear- Look inside to find out!

updated on July 18, 2021July 18, 2021Life in Med

World Medical Missions: On the job in Ghana

So you’ve wanted to volunteer on a world medical missions trip abroad- but how do you do it?

updated on May 9, 2021May 9, 2021Study Med

🇿🇲#InternationalMed: Zambia🇿🇲

Zambia is known for it’s beautiful landscapes with locations such as Victoria Falls and its many national parks. But guess what, it has brilliant med students as well- we’ll meet one today!

updated on May 3, 2021April 25, 2021Study Med

🇸🇩#InternationalMedicine: Sudan🇸🇩

In the end, I hope that everyone views the profession of medicine as a humanitarian one that was made in order to wipe the tears of the patient and treat the pain and take into account the human condition. Be merciful. You were created to be a balm of healing and the angel of mercy.

updated on March 7, 2021March 5, 2021Study Med

🇨🇺#InternationalMedicine: Cuba🇨🇺

Both famous and infamous, full of culture and a people full of resilience that isn’t easy to find, the country of Cuba has made it way into the hearts and minds of individuals worldwide- especially med students. Today we get to know what #medlife is like in Cuba from student doctor Harddy!

updated on February 21, 2021February 21, 2021Life in Med

Sickle Cell: Med Student Advocate

While Sickle Cell Anemia affects persons of every race and ethnicity, the fact that this disease affects persons of African descent worldwide makes it an important issue for the Black diaspora. Abibat tells us her story.