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Hello everyone! I hope you guys are doing super well! I’ve been relaxing a lot these past few days: watching YT videos & catching up on some Netflix series! • • I’m finally all caught up on Jane the Virgin (if any of you watch it, are you Team Michael or Team Rafael)! Also, I’m sooo excited that Netflix picked up Designated Survivor for season 3 because it is my favourite show!! • • The weather has been gorgeous these past few days so I’m probably going to take a walk later today like I’ve been doing! ☀️ • • I wanted to thank you guys again for all of the support these past weeks, it’s been incredible & I’m so grateful for all of you! I hope you have great day! ❤️ • • 1. App: @goodnotesapp 2. Tablet: iPad Pro 2018 11’’ 3. Stylus: Apple Pencil 2 4. Wallpaper: @momentumdash 5. Book: Human Anatomy (The Definitive Visual Guide) & BarCharts’ The Heart Quick study

Hello everyone! I hope you guys are doing well! Happy International Nurses Day to all nurses & future nurses! I have so much love & respect for all of you, thank you so much for everything you do! ‍⚕️ • • Yesterday was NOT a productive day at all. I actually spent most of my day napping & reading! I’ll try to have a more productive day today but still enjoy my last day before work ‍ • • Happy Mother’s Day! I will be spending most of my day with my grandma to celebrate I hope you have a wonderful Sunday! ❤️ • • 1. App: e-anatomy 2. Tablet: iPad Pro 2018 11’’ 3. Stylus: Apple Pencil 2 4. Wallpaper: @emmastudiess 5. Book: Human Anatomy (The Definitive Visual Guide) & The Brain Book

Here is the first of many posts about the Memory Palace and WHY you should be using it: 1. Organization: Palaces can be a boon to the structuring of stored information. I try to use the inherent structure of palaces to keep particular subtopics neatly contained within a given space in the mind. Let’s say I’m using my high school swimming pool as my palace for the lung pathology chapter. I reach a section about interstitial pneumonia, a key type of pneumonia. I might choose the men’s locker room as my exclusive “area” for interstitial pneumonia (this room was simply next along my path through the pool as I progressed through the subtopics of lung pathology). I can tidily contain everything worth memorizing about interstitial pneumonia within this space. When then thinking about interstitial pneumonia, I can easily “teleport” to this one room, which I know contains everything I want to remember. 2. Sequence: Using palaces is an easy way to track the progression of knowledge. By encoding information along a path, you can get a deeper understanding of how each topic builds upon its predecessors. It also allows you to easily step back and survey a broader topic (e.g. “Ok, when it comes to lung pathology, I’ve learned nasopharyngeal issues, laryngeal issues, pneumonias, effects of TB, obstructive and restrictive diseases, neoplasms, etc.”). Again, you don’t get that with free-standing images. 3. An extra hook (i.e. a unique place in the mind): By encoding info at a unique locus, you give each piece an extra association—a special position in the mind. As we’ve discussed elsewhere, humans have an instinctive knack for visualizing physical spaces, so associations with locations are incredibly robust. If you're creating image-based mnemonics without a path-based memory palace, this is what I recommend—give your images a location. For learning applications, however, I’ve tended to follow the former method of using paths through palaces, mainly for the reasons discussed in 1 and 2. Here's another way to look at it: learning research supports the notion that physically studying in different locations improves retention. (To be continued...)

T-1 week until graduation. Time to start getting nostalgic ‍⚕️

Focus on studying. I know it's hard, but believe me, it's going to be worth it.

Steph Triaxone and Izzy Thromycin? Yea, we don’t talk anymore.

☒ Happy Mother’s Day ☒ ∘ ∘ ☛ Happy Mother’s Day to my beautiful mom, Persian grandma and Greek grandma. I am very grateful to have these 3 amazing woman in my life. I cannot wait to see everyone again in Florida. Thank you mamma for everything that you do and always being there for me. I am very grateful! Have an amazing day. I love you all very much ❤️ ◌ ◌ ◌ ▫︎ ▫︎ #medstudent #medicine #medicalschool #medicalstudent #medical #futuredoctor #health #doctors #healthcare #premed #dentist #hospital #medstudentlife #studygram #doctorlife #scrubs #med #giveaway #studentdoctor

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As much as I love being in the operating room, I know tomorrow’s cures for today’s most challenging disease processes are discovered in the laboratory. The days can be long and tedious, but I’m happy to be back at Harvard to wrap up some experiments before my research year comes to an end. I’m also happy, that unlike the last time I was here, it’s not freezing in Boston.