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- 1New Episode Examines the Future of Medicine and Young DoctorsβThe Journey: Episode Explores the Future of Medicine and Next Generation of Physicians
Howard University's The Dig has released an episode of The Journey looking at the future of medicine and the next generation of physicians. The episode explores how medical training and practice are changing and what tomorrow's doctors will need. As the first episode in the series, it is drawing attention as part of Howard's coverage of health care and medical education.
- 2Osteopathic medical colleges receive September 2026 accreditation decisionsβAccreditation decisions for colleges of osteopathic medicine β September 2026
The American Osteopathic Association has announced its accreditation decisions for colleges of osteopathic medicine, dated September 2026. The update covers which osteopathic medical schools have been approved, continued, or otherwise reviewed under the association's accreditation process, a key quality benchmark for medical education programs training future osteopathic physicians in the United States.
- 3The Insane Process of a Kidney TransplantβThe Insane Process of a Kidney Transplant https:// tube.blueben.net/w/jA2vab7UCKp GbppSRrTZyw
An educational explainer walking through the full process of a kidney transplant β from matching donors and recipients to surgery and recovery β is drawing attention online. Readers with an interest in medicine are sharing it for its detailed look at how complex and demanding the transplant procedure is for patients and medical teams alike.
- 4Bonita Stanton Memorial 5K Returns to Fund Medical School ScholarshipsβΌBonita Stanton, M.D., Memorial 5K Returns to Benefit Scholarships for Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine
Hackensack Meridian Health announced that the Bonita Stanton, M.D., Memorial 5K will return, raising funds for scholarships at the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine. The race honors the late founding dean of the school and supports students pursuing medical education in New Jersey.
- 5Summer in Seoul reshapes premed student's view of careβΌA summer in Seoul reshapes premed studentβs view of care
A Rice University premed student spent a summer in Seoul, an experience that changed how the student thinks about medical care and caregiving. The university highlighted the story, noting that time abroad broadened the student's perspective on health systems and what compassionate care can look like across cultures.
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A New York Times opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence is set to transform medical practice and training fundamentally. It examines how AI tools are changing what doctors do and how medical students should be educated for a profession that will look very different from previous generations. Readers are debating how soon AI will reshape diagnosis, documentation, and the role of the physician.
- 7Radiation oncology residency trials new faculty-resident education subcommitteeβImplementation of a Novel Faculty-Resident Education Subcommittee Model in a Radiation Oncology Residency Program: A Technical Report
A new technical report published in Cureus describes how one radiation oncology residency program implemented a joint faculty-resident education subcommittee to oversee and improve its training model. The report outlines the structure and early implementation of the committee, which gives residents a formal role in shaping curriculum alongside faculty. The piece is a technical, program-level contribution aimed at medical educators considering similar governance models in residency training.