Nura Sobhanian is a medical student at The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix, Class of 2018. She is originally from San Clemente, California, and is currently interested in pursuing a career in OB/Gyn. She likes to rock a pair of Rainbow sandals in her free time, and you can find her with a book at any local coffee shop in metro Phoenix.
As part of my fourth year, I chose to do an elective in forensic pathology at the medical examiner’s office. Many people, including my peers, wondered why a bubbly, optimistic future obstetrician-gynecologist would choose to see death on...
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As medical students, we are taught during Doctoring to obtain a detailed history from a patient in an appropriate amount of time. Alongside the medical history questions, we inquire about occupation, highest degree, diet, and spiritual beliefs that...
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*Archived image unavailable: Batey Aleman It was the second day of clinic at Batey Aleman, and we were waiting for our next patient. A frail woman turned the corner and knelt on her cane for support as she...
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