All posts tagged Jensyn Cone

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Why I Vote “Yes” for Lifestyle Medicine

Today, America faces unique healthcare challenges. Instead of fighting malnutrition and overwork, we’re fighting overfeeding and sedentary lifestyle. Ironic as that may seems, the number…

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Finding Motivation

Succeeding, or at least surviving  medical school depends on knowing yourself. Knowing what motivates you, inspires you, pushes you. This past year, I found a…

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A Day in My Life, Resources

Amazing Grace

  Sometimes, medical school seems insurmountable. Trying to master volumes of information, with tests constantly reminding me what I don’t know, I often feel incapable…

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Letting Go

Med school has a way of paring the non-essentials out of life. But, its rigid time constraints have also managed to clearly highlight what I…

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Experience the Dream

Ever since I was a little girl, I dreamed of becoming a doctor (and a lot of other things!) But let’s face it, medical school…

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A Day in My Life

The Doctor I Don’t Want to Be

Post by Jensyn Cone USC School of Medicine Greenville requires all first-year medical students complete a 200-hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification course and serve…

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A Day in My Life
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