It's HARDER to become a Doctor During a recession.

Becoming a doctor has always been seen as a secure profession. Regardless of how the broader economy does there is always a need for medical professionals to provide care. This fact causes interest in pursuing a medical career to increase during times of economic uncertainty. It seems that we are about to enter a recession. Could we end up seeing more applications to medical school during this downturn?

[@haneenkamran688]

I feel like medicine is such a vast and dynamic field that people entering it with the lifestyle primarily in mind isn't such a huge issue, from my experience as a med student I feel like it's a field where there's something for whatever personality type you are, each speciality is so different and it's not that hard to find something satisfying and fulfilling

[@haneenkamran688]

Such an interesting insight, love this type of unique content you put out

[@jeffrobison6729]

I’m not as concerned with the reason why people get into medicine. That changes for a lot of people over time.
I can understand how you would be concerned about that because surgery residencies have such high attrition rates.
Great video. I’m going to check out more of your channel.

[@raulbeienheimer]

Point number one. Please more abs showing videos waking up from bed ;P
Second. You are incredibly attractive and successful! That being said, watching your videos from 2 years ago, compared to the current one; it's incredibly how stress and lack of sleep affects aging... same problem here. Nothing is free in life, I guess.