From Rejection to Resilience: Way to Personal Growth

Have you ever struggled with Imposter Syndrome? This is how Karin deals with it.

Imposter syndrome is a silent condition that exists amongst the global population. Like hypertension, it presents with symptoms that may...

"I had put on a brave face to them during these times and felt unable to express the truth."

Out of hours survival guide By Anisha Mangtani Whether you are a clinical year medical student or a foundation trainee, nights and...

Medical school has the potential to be some of the best years of your life. But money can be a big dark cloud looming over that...

It was the first time since I started working at the age of 17 that I had taken so much time off from work. It made me anxious and fearful..

Mental health almost seems like a taboo subject in medical school. We learn about it, the causes and the side effects, we learn how it...

From the age of seven or eight, I always knew I was slightly different to other children when working in class. In year nine, I found it...

By Pathusha Pushpakanthan Year 2 Kings Medical Student I think I should start off by admitting that I still find it very challenging to...

When I was 10 years old, I began to suffer from severe abdominal pain, failure to thrive, among other symptoms. 2 years later I was...

You can “still have an imposter moment, but not an imposter life.”

This blog post serves to ask a question and create conversation; the answer will be unique to every student.

However, there is a time when you notice that it can become toxic in certain environments.

I was unwell through most of the slightly more important, exam-based school years (excellent timing, well done me)

Part 1: Do what is right for you. If you want more time, take more time. There is no rush

You might have to be frugal with your money as a student, but remember you are working towards a career with good pay.