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It depends. If you've been accepted to 2 medical schools in North America, you should strongly consider going. When I applied to medical school, I also applied to dentistry and considered the c…

Top stories for Susan   Should I go to medical school? I was accepted into 2 but now I'm having doubts about going. I have other interests but they are unrealistic to make into a career. David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship • Updated June 5 It depends. If you've been accepted to 2 medical schools in North America, you should strongly consider going. When I applied to medical school, I also applied to dentistry ... Read more » 131K 307 12   What do doctors really think of their morbidly obese patients? Matt Bruntel, lives in Potomac, MD • Answered January 5, 2018 I had a 500lb patient recently and his wife asked to speak with me in private. She explained that when her husband was a kid, his dad would beat him, sometimes horribly and... Read more » 822.1K 25.9K 178   Why would Americans rather drive their car for days than take the train? Slanted, former Professor at Korea University • Answered June 1 In the USA, taking a train is more complicated than flying or driving. Train stations are in shady neighborhoods where you don't want to walk or park your car. In Europe an... Read more » 380.5K 8.7K 163   My tenant asked me to remove the cameras from around the house. I use the cameras for checking on him not to hold parties. What should I tell him? Troy Hoffman, Software Test Automation Engineer (1999-present) • Answered May 16 If the cameras are outside the house, they should be legal if used for security purposes. If you have them recording and only monitor them when there is an incident, it sho... Read more » 1.6M 4.3K 330   How do I properly train a new child? Kurt Guntheroth, Marriage of 40 years and counting, four wonderful children. • Updated January 18 I have a horrifying answer to this question. We adopted two orphans from Russia. The adoption agency ensured that we learned the most critical Russian phrases to communicat... Read more » 408K 2.7K 48   As an employer, why didn't you hire the last ten people you interviewed? Lisa Newall, studied at Master of Science Degrees • Answered May 4 In no particular order: I was ignored in the interview. It was being conducted via Zoom. I came on a little early so I could get my camera and sound right. He was already th... Read more » 12.4K 88 6   As a doctor, have you ever seen anyone outside the hospital who made you think, "You need to go to the hospital now"? Julia MacDonald Ogilvie, B S Tulane University; M D Johns Hopkins School of Medicine • Answered December 13, 2019 I saw a police officer trying to arrest a semi-conscious man for drunkenness. I did not like the color of the man's face, so I introduced myself to the officer as a doctor ... Read more » 278.9K 18.7K 158   What benefits from Brexit have we seen so far this year? Matthew Schiantarelli • Updated August 6, 2021 This may sound facetious, but I'm actually being sincere. One of the greatest benefits I've seen so far has been that many non tax-paying, non-integrating Brits living in th... Read more » 422.4K 1.4K 185   A secondhand car dealership asked me to bring my car back because the bank won't finalize the loan. What avenues do I have to keep the car? I've signed twice and now my credit score is going down. William Vann, former Financial and Cost Accounting • Answered July 1, 2021 This is called "spot deliver." It is often a scam used by car dealers. The way it works is the dealer knows the buyer will not qualify for the loan. The dealer allows the bu... Read more » 1.8M 3.4K 490   Why are fighter pilots so badly paid if they are in charge of such expensive machines and their skill is crucial for victory? Michael Alapaki, Private pilot, military aircrew, worked in aircraft factory. • Updated June 10 Fighter pilots, badly paid? I don't think so. Adjusted due to comments. Straight out of college, an unmarried kid goes into flight training. From the 2022 pay charts.... Read more » 1.1M 3.6K 256   My 11-year-old daughter has been tested and has an IQ of 135 (99th percentile). Should I treat her as more of an adult and allow her more trust compared to other kids her age? Lissa Bryan, former Author at The Writer's Coffee Shop (2012-2017) • Answered November 4, 2021 I got a high score on my IQ test when i was a kid and I wish to God I'd never been tested. In retrospect, I can now see where I needed educational supports which I didn't g... Read more » 1.2M 10.7K 413   What happens if a UK citizen needs medical care while in the US but cannot pay? Paul Holman, lives in London • Updated May 6, 2018 I have direct experience of this situation: Immediately necessary, life saving medical care is provided straight away, without delay or reference to how you will pay for it.... Read more » 339.4K 1.8K Read more in your feed

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