I've got a mint copy of the newest edition of Greenberg, no writing/highlighting/dog-eared pages. 

Asking $80 shipped. Shoot me a PM if interested. I can also provide pics to confirm condition.

Any former BS/MD students in neurosurgical residency or practice? Or are now medical students considering a career in neurosurgery? Any recommendations on exploring neurosurgery beyond shadowing as an undergraduate?

I'm very early in my training, but many of the attendings I've spoken to about career paths in medicine seem to have a very negative view on academic medicine. Can anyone help me understand why this exist/where is stems from?

I know this is Cardiothoracic but still, check it out

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ld3uzQd8LX0

Hello, is there any benefit to attending the CNS or AANS annual meetings as a med student if you're not presenting research?

Looks like neither AANS nor CNS has a medical student track so I am curious to hear if students generally attending these meetings.

Thanks.

The talk about Mount Sinai (NYC) got me thinking about Cedars-Sinai (in LA).

There's not much on this forum about the place.

Anyone have any experience with this program or its residents?

What is the consensus on Brigham & Women's? Past its prime? still going strong? Aren't they down to 2 residents/year now?

any pgy 3 vacancies

Any current PGY-2 vacancies?

Advice as I progress into the second half of medical school on my chances?

Step1- 239
Research: 19 publications, 8 first authors. All sports medicine, cancer related. 2 other first authors under review. 5 conference abstracts. No neurosurgery specific research. Also have a drug delivery patent. 

Was averaging 255 on practice tests and was not expecting this outcome. Nothing to do but move on from here. Is step1 a deal breaker? What do i need to focus on going forward?

Thanks in advance.