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What if in MD

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The MD universe has garnered a passionate fanbase, sparking countless discussions and fan-led theories. This community delves into various 'What If' scenarios, exploring alternative timelines and character developments that could have unfolded. With hashtags like #murderdronesn, #murderdronesedit, and #murderdronesfan trending, fans share their art and theories on platforms like Lemon8. Popular themes include shifting alliances, unexpected character arcs, and reimagined endings. Engaging with this content not only fuels creativity but also builds a strong sense of community among fans. The constant evolution of theories and edits showcases the endless possibilities within the MD universe, allowing fans to express their unique perspectives and creative flair. As discussions deepen, it highlights the multifaceted nature of storytelling and the impact of fan contributions on popular media.

The Wildest What If Theories

#Lemon8Diary #shareyourthoughts #unfiltered

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A student jumps with thumbs up, wearing a grey shirt and green backpack, with text overlay asking "What happens when you Fail A Class In med school." A white outline frames the student.

A student's lap holds a tablet displaying medical objectives, with a laptop and backpack on a table. Text overlay explains the pass/fail system: "Our school is pass/fail -we need a 75% to pass -often we only have one final for our class -so pass the test, pass the class!"

A student jumps with thumbs up, wearing a grey shirt and green backpack. Text overlay describes remediation options: "If you fail, you remediate -you can retake the test -redo the questions you got wrong -retake a different test It depends on the class!"

What happens when you FAIL a class in med school

It honestly depends on the med school, but i can talk about what happens at UPenn. First it’s important to note that our school is PASS/FAIL. This means that in order to pass a test, you need to get either a 75% or 2 standard deviations below the mean (which ever is lower). Our means are usually p

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Fried food, including french fries and fried pickles, on a table with a beach and red umbrellas in the background. The image has a text overlay "WHAT I DID IN OCEAN CITY MD".

A wide view of a sandy beach in Ocean City, Maryland, with people relaxing on chairs and under umbrellas by the ocean under a cloudy sky.

Two smiling women, one with red hair and one with blonde hair, wearing swimsuits and towels, posing for a selfie on the Ocean City boardwalk.

what I did in Ocean City MD🍋✨

went to the beach for a weekend with my bestie here’s what we got into - lots of beach time walked the boardwalk ate fried foods on the boardwalk & stop at tiki bar for drinks (also yes I did make the mistake of not getting a picture of when I had my Thrasher’s 🍟) more time layi

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what i found at the farmers market in md 🌷✨

i don’t get to go downtown a lot—despite being in maryland every weekend, i don’t have time to really browse and walk the harbor and see the sights. today, i had so much time to explore and one of my favorite things to see were the local small farmers markets (?) that were set up. there were cry

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Inside my life as a student with MDD

Ik my content can be depressing but I want to be candid that going to college is amazing but it is a struggle. I suffer from Major Depressive Disorder and these are some of the things I do: 1) crying because you feel like you can’t do it anymore. 2) not seeing or calling my friends because I

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day in my life as an MD-PhD student!!!!!

lots of computer work, alas 😭 #medstudent #phd #phdstudent #phdstudentlife #medstudentlife

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How are PAs, NPs, and MDs/DOs different?

Being able to compare and contrast PAs, NPs, and MDs/DOs is SO important when choosing your future career in medicine! Here's a little breakdown of how they differ in degree, training, and investment! What other questions about PAs, NPs, and MDs do you have? #lemon8partner #Lemon8Care

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What to expect as a MA student

🩺- The medical field is a VERY competitive environment. it’s best to make friends and get people to like you; this will help with making time go by fast! 🩺- depending on your program, it’s a very fast paced experience. if they offer tutoring TAKE IT!! there’s no shame in needing extra help and r

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A woman in a white off-the-shoulder top holds a dark drink, sitting on a rooftop patio overlooking the Baltimore cityscape at sunset. Text overlay reads 'spend a night out with me in BALTIMORE'.

A panoramic aerial view of Baltimore's Inner Harbor at sunset, showing boats docked and city buildings. Text overlay indicates 'drinks + apps @ BYGONE at THE FOUR SEASONS'.

Two cocktails, an espresso martini and a mezcal old fashioned, sit on a table on a rooftop patio with a city view at dusk. The caption describes the drinks and their flavors.

A NIGHT OUT IN BALTIMORE

We were recently in Baltimore for a friend’s wedding and wanted to go out to dinner the night before. I have a lot of friends who live the area, so I asked everyone for their top recs and they did NOT disappoint! Swipe through to see where we went and what we ordered at each place. Bygone at the

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24hrs in Annapolis MD

Had such a great time visiting #Annapolis Maryland last month. We stayed at the Maryland Inn, ate at some of their best restaurants, and enjoyed the many sunset water views. I definitely recommend #AnnapolisMD for your next #weekendgetaway !! #DMVTravel #Foodie

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pros and cons of doing an MD-PhD

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📍Pisco y Nazca, Bethesda MD

#BethesdaEats #RestaurantReview #DMVFoodie #HiddenGems #TikTokEats

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PLACES TO VISIT: Maryland ☀️🦀⛵️

If you are new here, my bucket list is to travel to every state in America. I know I'm not alone in this so l'm creating a list of places to visit in each state. So here are some spots to check out in Maryland: 1️⃣ Baltimore offers lots of great shopping, dining, and nightlife. There a

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A collage featuring a person with 'DOCTOR' on their teeth, a surgeon illustration, a cartoon doctor, brain scans, and a 'Dr.' checkbox. Overlaid text reads 'MD vs DO' and 'SWIPE', indicating a comparison of medical roles.

A slide titled 'Education & Training' detailing that both MDs and DOs complete 4 years of medical school and residency. It explains MDs practice allopathic medicine, while DOs practice osteopathic medicine with a holistic approach and OMT.

A slide titled 'Specialties & Practice' stating both MDs and DOs can specialize. It presents 2023 NRMP match rates for MD (93.7%) and DO (91.6%) seniors, noting DOs faced more difficulty matching into highly competitive specialties.

MD vs. DO: What’s the Difference? ✨🩺

At the end of the day, both MDs and DOs are fully licensed physicians capable of providing excellent care. The best choice depends on your personal philosophy and career goals! Would you choose MD or DO? Drop your thoughts below! ⬇️ #letschat #lemon8career #rolesinhealthcare #premed #me

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A person with braided hair, wearing a white top, holds a tablet and smiles with closed eyes. The image asks, "is there homework in med school??" with a city view in the background, introducing the topic.

A person with braided hair, wearing a white top, looks at the camera with a slight pout while holding a tablet. The text overlay reads, "... no.. but also maybe??", indicating a nuanced answer to the homework question.

A person with braided hair, wearing a white top, makes a humorous, squinting face while holding a tablet. The text overlay states, "real answer: not really but depends on your school!", providing the article's main conclusion.

is there HW in med school??

The answer is it depends! My med school doesnt really have homework. The only “assignments” we have are in our doctoring classes. We have to read a short article and write a 200 word discussion about it. I put the assignment in quotes because it’s not graded. Our doctoring class is where we discuss

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Come with me to Md USA

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Girls Lunch 📍Bethesda MD

Pisco y Nazca Bethesda #bethesda #bethesdafinds

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What it’s like being a woman in med school 👩‍⚕️

Entering a male dominated field can be intimidating but it is also so rewarding. Did you know currently only 37% of physicians today are women? Compare that to the current medical student demographics-55% of medical students are women!! There are lots of groups you can join if you are intere

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National Harbor, MD🦀

💙National Harbor, right outside of DC is such a great & fun area! The Capital Wheel is a must if you’re not afraid of heights/ferris wheels! I ate at Sauciety in The Westin hotel. I had the crab dip flatbread & crab cakes with collard greens + rice pilaf, everything was great! I got a wind

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What if…

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An interior view of a modern library or academic building with multiple levels, stairs, and bookshelves, with text overlay "research fit" and its importance for MD-PhD applicants.

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things I considered when making my school list!

here are some things I considered when I was choosing which schools to apply to when I was applying to MD-PhD programs 🍋 research fit: depending on your research interests (and the PhD you're interested in) does that MD-PhD program support that? this is by far the most important, and you sho

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