Simply put, a flipped classroom operates by assigning lectures and didactic learning as independent study. In-class time is then used for collaborative group work, or to review and flesh out the subje

In honor of Hydration Day, Osmosis Health Coach Ishan Dahal invites you to learn more about the benefits of drinking water and the consequences of dehydration with some peer-reviewed research. Having

Ever wondered whether brain teasing puzzles actually help your brain itself? The Osmosis team wondered that too! To accompany the fun puzzles we’ve been sharing this month, we decided to ex

This week is Helen Keller Deafblind Awareness week. In honor of that, we are sharing advice for clinicians on how to best interact with and care for their patients who have dual sensory loss of vision

It’s tough to slow down during school breaks after being immersed in the fast-paced environment of the med school semester. If you’re like second-year medical student Jannel Lawrence, you&

Trigger warning: description of violence.Juneteenth 2020 is just around the corner, and if you haven’t celebrated it before, you probably have some questions about what it is and how to get invo

The Osmosis team is dedicated to providing current and future clinicians with the best learning experience possible. Over the past month, the Osmosis Product Team has developed several exciting new fe

The USMLE® Step 1 exam is the first in a long line of exams throughout any medical student’s career. With thousands of resources out there to help you prepare for the exam, it’s diffi

On the long road to becoming a physician, there isn’t just one path. Choosing to go to med school internationally was not the path Elizabeth Armenis originally envisioned taking, but she’s

Narrative Medicine is a practice that involves physicians documenting their clinical experiences in story format. By looking at their work through a narrative lens, clinicians are able to build empath