Archive for May 15th, 2009

Transplant surgeon Pauline Chen uses that harrowing personal account to discuss the intersection between motherhood and medicine.
Women currently make up the majority of students at most medical schools, which means that female physicians will comprise a major part of the future medical workforce. But, despite the stress that you’d intuitively associate between juggling medicine [...]

Flossing is good for your pearly whites… but a lot of people don’t bother unless there’s something stuck.
Why is flossing important, anyway? Dental floss is the best way to get plaque out from between the teeth and right at the gumline.


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