Research as a Medical Student | Where to find it, how much, FAQ...

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  • Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024

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  • @syedfazalhussain1594
    @syedfazalhussain1594 2 года назад

    Thank you for sharing this!!

  • @brownieforlyfe
    @brownieforlyfe 2 года назад

    hi dr. gupta! I am meeting with a doctor at a nearby school and I'm interested in doing research in that specialty - would it be appropriate to just ask if i can do research with her? what is the best way to phrase this without sounding too eager/unprofessional??

    • @YashaGuptaMD
      @YashaGuptaMD  2 года назад

      I would be totally honest! I would ask her if she has any ongoing projects that you could help with because you're very interested in research in addition to the experience / discussion you're having with her :) I am sure she will be happy to work with you or connect you with a colleague that might have more ongoing research!

  • @rosalia7482
    @rosalia7482 Год назад

    How many publications/posters/presentations did you end up doing?

    • @YashaGuptaMD
      @YashaGuptaMD  Год назад +1

      I had 10 total posters/publications when I applied!

    • @rosalia7482
      @rosalia7482 Год назад

      @@YashaGuptaMD thanks! and this was with no research before med school That’s impressive!

  • @Rainbow_1312
    @Rainbow_1312 2 года назад

    good job

  • @AT-mk3lj
    @AT-mk3lj 2 года назад

    Hi would a CT scan with contrast miss breast cancer tissue on a male?

    • @YashaGuptaMD
      @YashaGuptaMD  2 года назад

      no medical advice on this channel - sorry! :(

  • @hidayatsalam2832
    @hidayatsalam2832 2 года назад

    Hi madam your videos are very helpful .
    I am first year radiology resident I want to kindly recommend a good resource for Anatomy .I am very much confused about this . kindly respond thank you in anticipation

    • @YashaGuptaMD
      @YashaGuptaMD  2 года назад +2

      The best resources for anatomy are probably e-anatomy (www.imaios.com/en/e-Anatomy) which you may have through your residency program. Another anatomy resource that I thought was board-relevant was the anatomy questions in RadPrimer.