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Fall 2025 – Threshold

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Spring 2025 – Spirit

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Fall 2024 – Enigma

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Spring 2024 – Rhythm

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Fall 2023 – Waves

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Spring 2023 – Vital

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Fall 2022 – Vision

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Spring 2022 – Horizons

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Fall 2021 – Beginnings

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Spring 2021 – Transformation

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Fall 2020 – Resilience

The apenndx team is pleased to present the our Fall 2020 Issue - Resilience. Enjoy!

Spring 2020 – Inaugural Edition

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Latest

Entering Class of 2026: Student Gallery

Welcome to Penn, MS1s! Entering Class of 2026

A. Mal

Art by Mimi Kim, MS4 Boots on my chest,Sodium, glucose, potassium, ammonia,Pressing me down. In medicine’s eyesthese are all the componentsOf...

Drifting

Art by Anusha Mamidipaka, MS4 I walked by a laurel bush,breathing in the faint autumn airlaced with damp woodand a...

The Resident

Art by Mimi Kim, MS4 on morning roundshe arriveslike a postmanin the rainhe hasgood newsor bad newsbut alwaysfast newsfor patients,because...

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It’s Just An Old House

I pull my coat’s hood to shield my face...

‘Your Silence Will Not Protect You’: A Letter to My Medical Community

This essay is a perspective piece about my experience in medical school as a Black student. Originally an assignment for class, it became my way of processing the genocide and racism of Black people in the United States. It is a call to action for medical schools, students, and doctors to take a stance against anti-Black racism. As Audre Lorde said, “Your silence will not protect you.”

Kindling Spirit: Dr. Ken Ginsburg on Resilience in Medicine

Dr. Ken Ginsburg is a pediatrician specializing in Adolescent...