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Research in Residency Applications
What If My Study Was Never Published, Should I Still List It on ERAS?
Learn when and how to list unpublished research on ERAS, honest phrasing, where to list projects, and tips to avoid red flags on residency applications.
Research in Medicine
Responding to Reviewer Comments: A Template for Student Authors
Master the art of responding to reviewer comments with our detailed template for medical student authors. Enhance your manuscript's acceptance chances!
Common Mistakes in Residency Applications
Why Listing 'Submitted' Manuscripts as 'Published' Backfires (and What to Do)
Avoid ERAS publication mislabeling: learn why "submitted" can't be listed as "published" and how to cite manuscripts correctly to protect interviews.
How to Prepare for Residency Interviews
Is It Better to Admit You Don't Know an Answer in Residency Interviews?
Admit gaps confidently in residency interviews: use a three-step script to show safety, reasoning, and teachability, practical phrases and practice tips.