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USMLE Failure Myths: Can You Still Land a Good Residency?
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USMLE Failure Myths: Can You Still Land a Good Residency?

Myth Vs. Truth: Residencies & the USMLEs There are many myths about how failing USMLE exams will affect your residency

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According to most US doctors, the USMLE board exams are the most difficult series of exams a medical student will ever take. Therefore, defining your path as an aspiring physician with the training, support, and guidance you need to score high on your MCAT and USMLE exams is of the utmost importance. Keep in the know and maximize your preparation by choosing to succeed with the appropriate MedSmarter courses you need.

A 47-year-old woman with diabetes mellitus receives the results of a fasting lipid profile

Shehraz Khan2023-04-27T09:47:44+00:00

Welcome to MedSmarter’s USMLE Style Question Break Down of the Week. For those preparing for the USMLE Step 1, we break down a high-yield cardio question this week. As always you want to begin

A newborn is found to have strong, bounding pulses in both upper extremities and carotids

Shehraz Khan2023-06-13T10:14:48+00:00

Welcome back to MedSmarter’s USMLE Style Question of the Week. Here’s the breakdown of another high-yield Biochemistry question for those preparing for your USMLE Step 1 or just to gain some knowledge. As always

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USMLE Failure Myths: Can You Still Land a Good Residency?

USMLE Failure Myths: Can You Still Land a Good Residency?

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A 47-year-old woman with diabetes mellitus receives the results of a fasting lipid profile

A newborn is found to have strong, bounding pulses in both upper extremities and carotids

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