Staff Editorial

NextGen Staff Editorial: Brave New World – A Realistic Look at Issues Affecting Doctors Today

By editor on February 2, 2011

Editor-in-Chief Serene Chen on the premedical decision and new series for NextGen

Posted in Past Issues, Staff Editorial, Volume 3, Volume 3 Issue 3 - January 2007 | Tagged Brave, Editorial, New, Staff, World

NextGen Editorial: The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina

By editor on January 29, 2011

Founder Lester Leung on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and the situation in New Orleans

Posted in Past Issues, Staff Editorial, Volume 2, Volume 2 Issue 1 - September 2005 | Tagged Aftermath, Editorial, Hurricane, Katrina, Staff

NextGen Editorial: “Affordable American Health Care? More Feasible Than You Think”

By editor on January 25, 2011

Editor I. Neal Sinha on public health care options and systems.

Posted in Past Issues, Staff Editorial | Tagged American, Care, Editorial, Health, Public, Staff

NextGen Editorial: “Special Features – NextGen Considers Current Issues in Medicine”

By editor on January 25, 2011

Editor Miya E. Bernson on our vision for NextGen staff-submitted content

Posted in Past Issues, Staff Editorial | Tagged Editorial, Features, Special, Staff

NextGen Editorial: “Selecting for ‘A Day in the Life of a Physician’ Series”

By editor on January 25, 2011

An Overview of the “A Day in the Life of a Physician Series” by NextGen Founder Lester Leung

Posted in Past Issues, Staff Editorial | Tagged Editorial, Life, physician, Selecting, Staff

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