u/Objective_Drawing501

Current three year account ending soon.

Want to get something similar but stacksocial doesn't have it and windscribe official is quoting me $69 for 12?months??

Long live conferences that provide free registration to residents/fellows/med students and/or affordable rates.

I attended chest in the past and tbh it wasn't any better than the cardio or gi events I've been to for way lower registration fees.

Last year I noted that many poster boards were also empty. Several rapid fire presenters also did not show up. Not surprising.

Provide affordable registration costs to these people and they will be there. Duh

End of rant.

So I put in the gym where I live but I believe that another one will be more convenient. I haven't started going yet and it's been a week. Can I ask them to change it?

I love the videos but it is quite a shame that they didn't even care to set up an app for it. Boot camp has a stable app and works fine.

I watch bnb over my phone when am outside and it is horrible as after every hour or two it will refuse to remember that I already signed I'm and I'll have to close all tabs and then sign on again. At times in the middle of a video.

End of rant.

They charge twice if I want both meds?

So basically need a prescription for these two. Been using them but prescription was from overseas and now am in the US.

Any cheap telehealth? I tried Amazon but since I don't have a recent lipid profile they refused to issue 90 day equivalent.

https://www.reddit.com/r/gifellowship2026/s/MnQKSINsGn

I'll be staying at someone's place for a few months, and they're vegetarian. One of the house rules is that no meat is allowed in the house, so I want to be respectful and switch to vegetarian meals, at least for anything I cook or eat at home.

I usually meal prep, but I'm a bit lost when it comes to vegetarian recipes. I'm looking for meals that are filling, reasonably high in protein, and practical for meal prep.

I'm in the US if that matters, and I don't really have a preference when it comes to cuisine. I'm happy to try anything.

Can anyone recommend good YouTube channels, blogs, cookbooks, or other resources for vegetarian meal prep? Bonus points if they're beginner-friendly and focus on everyday meals instead of overly complicated recipes.

Thanks!

What a bunch of 🤡

Good luck to residents adding their 30-100 papers/posters manually

🙄

I have a three year windscribe account ending soon. It worked as needed and can't complain much. So I was planning of getting another three year account. Can I add it to the current one or will I have to get a new account set up to get that $79 deal

Saw this post on WhatsApp circulating. They won't sponsor visa as they want the candidates to join ASAP.

Are you applying for abim or boards waivers?

What if you are done with abim and boards eg those who did chief years?

Any of you considering leaving? What's the step to be back? Since h1b will require the 100k fee. Are you filing for h1b regardless to maintain legal presence etc

By med students they probably should see the posters at conferences by residents 😂

I have one exam done and next one soon.

Oet also done and I have my license from home country so pathway one once I finish my last exam.

I have one lor from a rotation I did last year and two observerships planned for August.

Not sure I'll be able to do step three before sept.

I don't need visa. Old grad, continuous practice in im and cardio but gap of a year.

I have some research so pubs and so on are fine.

After applying I'll be doing a short postdoc then shifting to New York limited license practice, so that I can talk about it during interviews.

What key things are to be added that I am missing here?

Planning to apply to im and fm only.

I've been living in the West Coast (California) for the past 3 months and shifting to New York for work in three months.

I would obviously prefer to match in California as my family is there. However, most west coast programs seem to be very strict with the yog cut off which could filter me out.

I've been living in the West Coast (California) for the past 3 months and shifting to New York for work in three months.

I would obviously prefer to match in California as my family is there. However, most west coast programs seem to be very strict with the yog cut off which could filter me out.

The carry on will contain multiple electronic devices that will be damaged if they are checked in.

Some airlines just decide that yeah you have to check this in despite having paid for carry on.

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