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Images of attacks on Ukrainian cities have shocked the world for over a month now. A children’s hospital, an art school, a public square, an opera house, and residential areas have been some of the targets of the attacks that started when Russia's invasion of the country started on the 24th of February. Since then, volunteers from across Europe and other countries have traveled to Ukraine to help emergency response teams attend to the victims of the military conflict. Nurses and other medical practitioners are among the nearly 20,000 volunteers who have left their ordinary lives to serve in Ukraine. Read more about what medical students are doing to ease the effects of the conflict and what you can do to help…

Dr. Mat Daniel is a paediatric ear, nose, and throat specialist with over 28 years of medical experience. In addition to his clinical roles, Mat also helps other doctors and medical students map out their career paths. We caught up with Mat to talk about his own experience as a medical student and what it takes to become a successful medical professional. He also shared his best pieces of advice for those thinking about a career in medicine.

For those thinking about attending medical school, there’s one major hurdle to getting into your dream program: passing the MCAT. Understanding what the MCAT is can help you better get prepared. The MCAT (Medical College Admission Test) is a national standardized test used by nearly every medical school in the USA to evaluate applicants for entry into their medical programs. It tests prospective students' knowledge of science, as well as critical thinking, analytic, problem-solving, and writing skills. The MCAT score is often considered as highly as a student’s GPA by medical school admissions, meaning doing well on the MCAT is imperative to getting into medical school. Here are seven tips for passing the MCAT medical exam.

One of the world’s fastest-growing economies, Ghana has a strong outlook for the future. As a developing country, however, this West African nation of nearly 30 million people also faces unique challenges. One way to contribute to Ghana’s forward momentum? Pursue healthcare studies. Here’s a closer look at Ghana’s burgeoning healthcare system, along with how healthcare studies in Ghana can help you make a difference.