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Tehreem Rehman, MD MPH

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It’s dangerous. It can kill. But physicians don’t want to talk about it.

Identifying abuse in the clinical setting is key. In January 2013, the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force announced that it…

domestic violence

Victory over racial profiling: Federal court rules Americans can challenge No Fly List

About time!! Doesn’t directly challenge the constitutionality of this list but a great step forward for so many Americans who…

No Fly List, racial profiling

JAMA: Addressing Disparities in Academic Medicine

Joining a much-needed conversation about microaggressions isn’t about embarking on the race for accumulating the most “pity votes” as some of…

academic medicine, bias, microaggressions

I’m not racist

I’m not racist. I would never refuse to give a patient pain medication or fail to properly get her on…

bias, microaggressions, social injustice

On sexists who don’t know they’re sexists: say something!

Originally posted on Being a Woman in Professional Pakistan:
My company’s bank representative was misbehaving with me, and I had had it. After multiple inappropriate…

Pakistan

What Plays the Primary Role in Health Outcomes?

“It’s funny how you switched careers. You went to medical school but now you’re doing public health,” one of my…

ACA, MPH, public health, social medicine

Studying for Step 1

I don’t think I have ever studied this hard for an exam before. I thought that as soon as the…

medical school exams

Power, Privilege, and Clinical Reasoning

“What has been your favorite part of medical school so far?” To my surprise, I did not hesitate, swiftly responding,…

advocacy, health justice

What They Don’t Teach You in Medical School

As I write this, I am moments away from entering a new day. It’s already mid-October of my second year…

medical school anxiety

Summer Research and Reflection

It has only been two weeks. Two days. Okay, more like two mornings. And yet, on a Friday night, I…

psychiatry, trauma, veterans

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