All of us question the reason to choose a career path. Some of us struggle right before the decision, some of us after. Medicine is a tough decision after all. But what are you supposed to do if you a

This article was originally published on Student Doctor Network, a nonprofit service to help build a diverse doctor workforce by providing free advising resources, tools, and peer support forums

Today, we’re shining a spotlight on the International Food Information Council (IFIC), which Osmosis has partnered with to create evidence-based nutrition information.What is the International F

In the United States, minorities must often approach the world with a set of unspoken rules and regulations. They often feel unspoken pressures to challenge stereotypes and "break barriers." On today'

Osmosis has recently partnered with MedicGuild, a community which builds conversations and resources by and for medical students and doctors. This article was written by MedicGuild and published

You got into Medical school! Congratulations! You have worked hard to get here and hopefully can't wait to get started! However, after selection into medical school, a new stage of life begins—a

This article was originally published on Student Doctor Network, a nonprofit service to help build a diverse doctor workforce by providing free advising resources, tools, and peer support forums

Osmosis Medical Education Fellow, Alex Hurtado, reflects on his start to medical school hoping to provide support for incoming and current medical students. Can you share your path to medical sch

Last week on the blog we talked about productivity tools for creating and tracking projects, time management, and focusing. Today on Part 2 of the blog, Osmosis Medical Education Fellow Abe Baker shar

Have you listened to Osmosis's Raise the Line podcast yet? Each week, Osmosis's Shiv Gaglani (co-founder and CEO) and Dr. Rishi Desai (Chief Medical Officer) participate in engaging conversa