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Medical watchdog reveals issues with recent medical student reports
- The medical watchdog Do No Harm reported a decline in the quality of medical student reports since the removal of letter grades, describing them as more 'weak' and 'woke'.
- Medical students are seeking alternative ways to distinguish themselves for fellowships and residency programs after the elimination of letter grades.
- An emphasis on quantity over quality has led to poor research focused on politicized topics among medical students.
- Do No Harm suggests that reinstating the letter-grade system could help improve the quality of medical student publications and research.
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Medical watchdog reveals issues with recent medical student reports
(The Center Square) – Medical watchdog Do No Harm released a report Tuesday that it says shows how the quality of medical students’ reports has deteriorated, becoming more “weak” and more “woke” since letter grades were terminated.
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Leaning Left7Leaning Right6Center17Last UpdatedBias Distribution57% Center
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