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From left, Christian Delacruz, a former foster youth; Frank Paul, an MSW student at the Rhode Island College School of Social Work; and Warren Alpert medical students Gerianne Connell, James Maiarana, Alice Cao, and Austin Tam volunteered at the Fostering Hope table at a health fair in Providence last year. Photo courtesy Fostering Hope

May 2017 0

Fostering Hope—and Healing

Medical students focus on the health care needs of foster youth.

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  Organized by the Student National Medical Association (SNMA), in collaboration with the Office of Belonging, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (OBEDI) and the Latino Medical Students Association (LMSA), On The Horizon welcomed pre-medical students from colleges across Rhode Island and Massachusetts.At this event, underrepresented undergraduate students were equipped with invaluable knowledge about navigating the medical school application process. From MCAT preparation and financial considerations to admissions strategies and self-care practices, they gained firsthand insights from recent peers who successfully embarked on this journey.The highlight of the event was a keynote address delivered by Vascular and Endovascular Surgeon, Associate Professor Carla Moreira. Dr. Moreira who explored the essence of success in the medical profession and underscored the importance of authenticity. "Always bring your true authentic self," she emphasized. "No one else can do that. Only you can, and it is incredibly important." ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  #Cravings, #MindlessEating and #BingeEating are all just learned habits that can be unlearned, according to Associate Professor Judson Brewer. “It’s not a moral failing. It’s not a willpower failure. Accept that this behavior is just a habit loop you’re stuck in,” he stresses.How you can quiet #FoodNoise: ... See MoreSee Less
  
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  A great addition to the important discussion surrounding burnout in health care. ... See MoreSee Less
  
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