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Future FIU docs celebrate early residency matches
All HWCOM medical students who participated were successful in the early match.
February 24, 2021 at 2:00pm
For medical students, graduation is only the beginning of years of training. Next comes residency in their chosen field of specialty. Each year thousands apply to residency programs, but there are more applicants than residency slots. Hence, the process is very competitive and sometimes nerve-wracking.
Match Day, celebrated nationally in March, is when most medical students learn which residency program they have “matched” into. They’ll have to wait until March 19 to find out.
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The Utah Board of Higher Education announced Michael L. Good as interim president of the University of Utah on Saturday, Feb. 20, 2021. The appointment will take effect in April. Good will return to his current roles as CEO of University of Utah Health, dean of the University of Utah School of Medicine, and senior vice president of Health Sciences at the university after the board completes the presidential search and a new president is appointed. University of Utah President Ruth Watkins announced in January that she is stepping down.
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SALT LAKE CITY The Utah Board of Higher Education on Saturday announced the appointment of Dr. Michael Good as interim president of the University of Utah.
The concept of medical tourism is not new though it typically involves traveling internationally in order to get a treatment or procedure that is either unavailable or significantly more expensive in a person’s home country. (Think dental work, fertility treatments, or abortions.) But, as with nearly every other aspect of the pandemic, Covid vaccine tourism is somewhat uncharted territory. Like traditional medical tourism, it raises ethical and legal questions regarding equitable access to health care and services and patient safety.
At the same time, though, Covid vaccine tourism is different because it doesn’t involve cosmetic surgery procedures or experimental cancer surgeries that appeal to a limited number of people in this case, the commodity is something sought after by most adults around the world. Complicating things further is that from a general public health standpoint, we know that the more shots-in-arms, the better but where does fairness come into play? He