As a third-year medical student in India, I decided I was going to build a career in neuroscience, and I was going to do it in a whole new country. I did my due diligence, researched everything online, went down the rabbit hole of Reddit threads and medical student forums, and mapped out the steps that I needed to take to achieve this goal. It was also the first time I realized the magic of simply asking for advice.
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Sai Lavanya Patnala is a recent medical graduate from India. Being in the medical field has ignited her desire to become a neurologist. Her special interest lies in behavioral neurology, as she believes it is a crucial aspect of understanding and treating neurological disorders.
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