Can you share more details about the medical school sabotage stories?

There was a case where in a group project in medical school, one member wanted all the credit. They spread false rumors about the other group members, saying they were not contributing, which almost led to the others being penalized and the project being ruined. This kind of sabotage is really unfair and unethical in the medical school environment. Medical students should support each other instead of doing such things.

Sure. One story is about a student who was a single parent. Balancing parenting and studying at Ross was extremely challenging. But the flexible study options and support from faculty allowed them to succeed. They are now working in a family medicine practice, providing care to families in their community.

Sure. There have been instances with dental devices. For example, some dental implants were made of sub - standard materials. After a while, these implants started to corrode inside patients' mouths. It caused pain, bad breath, and in some cases, infections that were difficult to treat. Patients had to go through the ordeal of having the implants removed and replaced, which was both costly and painful.

Sure. In medical schools, students often find pathology a tough subject. However, with Pathoma, some students have been able to master it. For example, a group of students used Pathoma for their end - of - semester exams. They all reported that the high - yield content in Pathoma was extremely helpful. It cut through the clutter of a large amount of information and focused on what was really important for the exams.

Sure. A patient with multiple sclerosis found that medical marijuana improved muscle spasticity. This made movement less painful and more fluid. It also had a positive impact on the patient's mood, which is often affected in MS patients. This led to an overall improvement in the patient's mental and physical state.

Another example in the medical field is in the area of physical therapy. Natural movement and exercise can induce the body to heal itself. For example, patients with joint problems can often improve their condition through natural induction. By gradually increasing their physical activity in a natural way, like walking more, their joints can become stronger and more flexible as the body is induced to repair and strengthen the affected areas. This is much better than relying solely on drugs or invasive procedures in many cases.

Sure. There were cases where students were isolated for not conforming to the strict religious rules. For instance, a student who questioned a particular religious doctrine was made to sit alone in a small, dark room for hours as a form of discipline. This kind of treatment was really cruel and had a long - lasting negative impact on the student's mental health.

Sure. There was a school lockdown when a mentally unstable person was seen near the school perimeter. The students were rushed into lockdown. They could hear the person shouting outside. Some students were so scared that they wet their pants. Teachers tried their best to keep everyone calm, but the situation was extremely tense. Fortunately, the police arrived quickly and took the person away.

One student shared his experience about the clinical training at a Caribbean medical school. He said that the hospital where they were supposed to do their clinical rotations was severely understaffed. As a result, students didn't get proper supervision. They were often left on their own to deal with patients, which was not only dangerous for the patients but also a very stressful situation for the students. They didn't have enough opportunities to learn from experienced doctors as there were just not enough of them around.

A lot of students in SA law school succeed in the field of corporate law. For example, one student was part of the corporate law club. They participated in case studies and mock negotiations. This practical experience helped them land a job at a major corporate law firm. They are now handling big - name clients and high - profile cases, which is a great success for them and also reflects well on SA law school.