COVID-19

My grandma was a seamstress during the early part of her life. Growing up, my dad would tell me stories about how when their family immigrated to the United States, my grandma spent countless hours sewing bags, t-shirts, wedding dresses and anything anyone would hire her to sew. My grandma said she would sew so much she sometimes sewed over her fingers!
My grandma was a seamstress during the early part of her life. Growing up, my dad would tell me stories about how when their family immigrated to the United States, my grandma spent countless hours sewing bags, t-shirts, wedding dresses and anything anyone would hire her to sew. Read more…

After graduating from the Larner College of Medicine last May, Hyunsoo No, M.D.’19, headed to Flushing Hospital Medical Center in New York City for a preliminary medicine rotation prior to radiation oncology residency training at Stanford. As the COVID-19 pandemic hit New York City, he found himself at the front line.
These past few weeks certainly has been unexpectedly tough. Not only with the unknowns of how to combat coronavirus and how to help our patients, but the sadness of seeing patient after patient pass and seeing their families torn apart. Read more…