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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria already have cut swaths of devastation throughout the United States and the Caribbean, killing dozens and leaving tens of thousands homeless. And more storms may…

According to statistics compiled by the Migration Policy Institute (MPI), a nonprofit think tank in Washington, DC, immigrants make up a sizeable portion of the nation’s health care workforce –…

If you were scheduled to take your MCAT exam in an area hit by Hurricanes Harvey or Irma, take note. Numerous MCAT test centers in storm-affected areas throughout Texas, Louisiana,…

A once purely functional space near the escalator that takes student from the University at Buffalo’s Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences into the Allen-Medical Metro Rail station has…

Statistics from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation reveal that African American medical school graduates numbered 1,061 in the 2015-2016 school year. That figure represents just a tenth of white…

There’s no arguing that obesity rates in the United States are troubling. Fortunately, America’s medical schools are responding in ways that could positively impact patients nationwide. Since 1980, childhood obesity…

No matter where you choose to study, the application process for medical school will undoubtedly include an interview, perhaps multiple interviews with admissions personnel and/or other school officials. Questions you’ll…

There are many reasons why you might have chosen to attend medical school in the Caribbean. After all, the Association of American Medical Colleges reported 21,030 matriculants from 53,042 applicants…

Unless there is a doctor lurking in your family tree, there may not be anyone in your family or circle of friends outside of Medical School that understands what you’re…

Time is a precious commodity when you’re preparing for the USMLE or COMLEX. Dr. Hans P. Wolf and his staff have a decade of experience in teaching medical students how…