In medical school, having a mentor means having access to a wealth of professional knowledge and support. Your mentor may even be able to write you a strong letter of recommendation when the time come

The AMA has designated September as Women in Medicine Month, a time to recognize the incredible contributions women make in health and medicine. Today, we’re spotlighting Jannah Amiel,  MSN

Today, we’re pleased to officially announce a new video series on Osmosis: Histology! This new video series will cover histology for all the organ systems you’ll need to know in your healt

As a French-Lebanese medical student living in Lebanon, I describe the unbearable tragedy that hit Lebanon’s capital Beirut on August 4, 2020. An unforgettable day that will forever haunt our me

During your clerkships, impressing your attendings is incredibly important—but at the end of the day, it's about doing right by your patients and providing the best care possible. Today on the O

Medical school is all about learning to provide the best care possible to others. So what happens when you’re faced with a difficult diagnosis of your own? Today on the Osmosis blog, Arman Israe

Planning on taking USMLE® Step 1 in the near future? Osmosis Medical Education Fellow Gia Eapen has some tips for creating a realistic, actionable schedule for your dedicated prep period. Learn w

In a survey of 100 medical students, we found five trends in the lessons they learned since starting medical school and what they hope incoming medical students can prepare for ahead of time. It&

Last week, Osmosis welcome leaders from the Physician Assistant Education Association and PA educator community for a webinar that discussed how PA’s have responded to recent public health crise

Struggling to enjoy hobbies or finding the time to take a break from studying? Third-year medical student Josh Simpson shares some tips on how to study more efficiently—and have fun doing it!Alb