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YPN's Guide to DOing Med School
Young Physician's Network
17 episodes
3 days ago
A podcast made for students by students hosted by Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons (MAOPS)’s Young Physicians Network (YPN).
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A podcast made for students by students hosted by Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons (MAOPS)’s Young Physicians Network (YPN).
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How To
Education
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Soft Tissue, Hard Evidence: Doing Research as Med Student
YPN's Guide to DOing Med School
27 minutes 21 seconds
9 months ago
Soft Tissue, Hard Evidence: Doing Research as Med Student

In this episode, Rose Kalu Igwe, OMS-I at ATSU-KCOM interviews 2 special guests. In the first segment, Rose is joined by Brooke Johnson, OMS-III at ATSU-KCOM to discuss her experience as a published student researcher. Then in the latter half, Rose interviews Dr. Bruce Young, PhD Professor and Primary Investigator at ATSU-KCOM better understand how students can get involved in research labs like his.


(The YPN's Guide to D.O.ing Medical School is not affiliated with nor endorsed by any organizations or institutions mentioned within this episode. Students and guests volunteer their time in support of listeners.)

YPN's Guide to DOing Med School
A podcast made for students by students hosted by Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians & Surgeons (MAOPS)’s Young Physicians Network (YPN).