Recent research reveals that the gut microbiome plays a crucial role in regulating immune balance, with its disruption linked to autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Restoring this balance through microbiome-based therapies offers a promising path toward more holistic treatments.
At UAG, feedback goes beyond grades—it transforms mistakes into growth and helps students become skilled, reflective physicians.
The Project IMG UAG Chapter successfully hosted its first Donation Drive, uniting students, faculty, and local partners to collect essential goods for vulnerable communities in Guadalajara, showcasing the power of student leadership and collaboration in service.
Anesthesiology goes far beyond “putting patients to sleep”—it’s about skillfully managing the body’s physiology during surgery. At UAG School of Medicine, students learn how a deep understanding of cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal systems forms the foundation for safe and effective anesthesia care.
Our Ultrasound Workshop, part of UAG’s Clinical Skills Development program, brought anatomy to life by turning classroom learning into real clinical experience.
At UAG, medicine is about people as much as science. In our recent workshop, students learned that becoming a great doctor starts with empathy, communication, and connection.
UAG School of Medicine shares strategies and resources to help students prepare effectively for exams, building confidence, discipline, and a strong foundation for their medical careers.
From the Office of Graduate Affairs and Career Advising (GACA)
Helping You Build a Strategic Pathway to Residency Success
UAG is committed to academic excellence through faculty development and curriculum innovation. By empowering educators and enhancing clinical integration, we ensure students receive a globally aligned, high-quality medical education.
Clinical skills are the heart of medicine—where knowledge meets human connection. At UAG, we emphasize mastering these essential abilities—communication, physical exams, and patient care—to prepare future physicians who are both skilled and compassionate.
Maintaining mental health in medical school means recognizing the signs of stress, seeking support, practicing self-care, setting boundaries, and developing healthy coping strategies to stay balanced and thrive both academically and personally.
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