Her Campus at U Mass Boston
Before The Doctor Walks In
Two countries, two systems, the same problem: Nursing remains unseen.
Her Campus at MUJ
Which New Amsterdam Doctor (or Disaster) Are You?
Somewhere between burnout and belief, between saving others and forgetting yourself, lies New Amsterdam. More than a show, it’s a mirror for your chaos. Get your diagnosis, and try...
Her Campus at MUJ
Google, Why Am I Dying?
A humorous yet insightful look at how we self-diagnose through the internet, the dangers of Google/WebMD rabbit holes, and why every symptom somehow leads to “you might have 24...
Her Campus at Jefferson
Medical Misogyny: The Birth Control Bias
The first hormone-free male birth control (YCT-529) has officially entered human trials. While men taking more contraception responsibility without side effects is positive, it’s interesting how an effective female...
Her Campus at Jefferson
The Current Importance of Feminism in the Medical Field
In 2025, feminism has become less about fighting for women's rights and more about equal respect in social settings and the workplace. The healthcare field is no exception, and...
Her Campus at Jefferson
Feeling Invisible at the Doctor’s Office? We See You.
The doctor’s office can be an intimidating place for many of us. Between scheduling appointments, arguing with your insurance company, and trying to make sense of all the information...
Her Campus at CU Boulder
Doctor AI
The use of artificial intelligence within education will impact our generation's success as future doctors, therapists, scientists, and other important societal leaders.
Her Campus at UFL
Is Accutane Worth It? – My Experience
If you have ever struggled with acne or are currently struggling and are considering taking the jump to start Accutane, I hope my experience can help you.
Her Campus at UCLA
The 1%: Choosing Nursing Over Premed at UCLA
UCLA School of Nursing information and advice from students and faculty.
Her Campus at UCSB
Combating Imposter Syndrome as a Pre-Med Girlie
Feeling like you belong can be tough, especially as someone who wants to go into medicine. Here’s how I deal with Imposter Syndrome.