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Bro, tell me one thing. If anyone a U.S. resident and I am an Indian medical graduate. I have completed my MBBS in India, and I also have FSHD. There are currently several trials going on for FSHD, including those by Avidity and delbrax, among others. If I want to access these treatments, I know that even if they become available in India, they are likely to be very expensive, and it may take several years for treatments developed in the U.S. to become available in India. So, I am considering pursuing the USMLE pathway and becoming a medical resident in the U.S. Could this also benefit me in terms of accessing treatment? For example, if I start residency in the U.S., would having health insurance and potentially being eligible for clinical trials make it easier for me to access FSHD treatment? Or am I misunderstanding how this works?

I am 26 year old
Am i late if i start my journey to usmle now! before it i have never thought of giving USMLE , now i m fed up from this country so i am thinking of starting my journey now !

My college is not ecfmg certified , they are in process for getting the certification and sponsor letter i think it will take a year or so for them !!

In the meantime if i prep for the steps and after certification of college i ll give them

I am sounding like a noob rn ! Apologies for it but can u please tell is it late or i ll be okay in the end 🫠

Kisi ka ye centre aaya h kya pehle and isme bag bahar rkhne ka secure option hga kya as i am going alone and bag m phone vgayra rhega mera 🙂

To do work with good vibes

I’ve tried ( cafe by the bae , barista , theobroma ) iske alawa h k koi?

Mainly for cappuccino and latte?

Jimmy vgayra p puch lia vo rate bdha k dere h

Guyz 3:00 pm ki timing h to dhoop jyada ni hgi !

Kis tym tk jana chaie ? SM to ithink 6 k baad aaege

And entry kbhi bhi le skte h na!