What masters that is AI related can I do as a medical graduate? what do you think is a promising path that integrates healthcare and AI??? Edit: I want something that I can boost my future career in medicine with, like any new rising fields that might offer job security in the future
Is it normal to be worried all the time? The kind of worry you get before an exam or a big presentation.
I'm a medical graduate and I thought this was anxiety related to stress of medical school, and it will go away after I'm done with med school.
I used to get really intense fear for no reason back in the day, and the idea that everyone is gonna gang up on me (friend groups/ family/ colleagues at work) to socially isolate me used to cripple me, that hasn't occurred again since I graduated, but I'm still worried all the time.
I am studying for an exam currently but it's at least 9 months away.
Why am I on edge all the time? Even though I'm at home and I don't have work or anything?
Is it normal to be worried all the time? The kind of worry you get before an exam or a big presentation.
I'm a medical graduate and I thought this was anxiety related to stress of medical school, and it will go away after I'm done with med school.
I used to get really intense fear for no reason back in the day, and the idea that everyone is gonna gang up on me (friend groups/ family/ colleagues at work) to socially isolate me used to cripple me, that hasn't occurred again since I graduated, but I'm still worried all the time.
I am studying for an exam currently but it's at least 9 months away.
Why am I on edge all the time? Even though I'm at home and I don't have work or anything?
Is there a way to separate anking cards in IM, OBGYN, SURG etc... into sub decks?
I want to study each system in each shelf separately because I fund the randomness a little confusing.
Anyone has an idea how to fix this?