ISSUES
Where Science and Literature Connect
The Pre-Med Gazette is a platform dedicated to exploring the intersection of medicine and literature. Our issues provide a diverse range of literature related to medicine that offers unique perspectives on healthcare, overlooked health conditions, and unique human experiences.
Issue 01: Somnia
The theme, Somnia, is meant to educate and empathize with sleeping disorders which can have a detrimental impact on individuals more than we tend to realize. Although the theme was originally insomnia, we decided that the topic "Somnia" would allow us to bring awareness to other sleeping disorders that are not frequently discussed such as parasomnias and hypersomnia.
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Issue 02: Inner Turmoil
This theme explores how mental health often affects physical health, and how a variety of mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, bi-polar, etc. can manifest as physical symptoms that have detrimental impacts to a person's everyday life.
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Issue 03: Anamnesis
Anamnesis is a greek word that means the ability to recall past occurrences, and the case history of a medical patient as recalled by the patient. As memories are often a crucial part of one's identity, this theme aims to explore recollection, remembrance, and memory related conditions such as dementia and dissociative disorders.
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Issue 04: Unforeseen
Catastrophe
This theme aims to explore the realm of emergency medicine with conditions that require immediate action, outpatient care, emergency rescue, and disasters that have the ability to cause varying degrees harm such as natural disasters or losing a loved one.
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Healthcare Spotlight
With a hope to inspire and encourage individuals to pursue a profession in healthcare, The Pre-Med Gazette would love to hear the voices of individuals in medical school or a part of the healthcare field. If you are willing, please fill out the short questionnaire below to help us fulfill this goal.