When PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Dover opened recently, it addressed an important need in the local community. It is the only freestanding medical rehabilitation hospital in Dover, and it provides comprehensive care for patients who have medical issues including stroke, brain or spinal cord injury, neurological disease, or orthopedic conditions. Dr. Kirill Alekseyev, American University...Read More

When PAM Rehabilitation Hospital of Dover opened recently, it addressed an important need in the local community. It is the only freestanding medical rehabilitation hospital in Dover, and it provides comprehensive care for patients who have medical issues including stroke, brain or spinal cord injury, neurological disease, or orthopedic conditions. Dr. Kirill Alekseyev, American University...Read More

Recent stories have brought to light just how competitive it is for even the most privileged students to get accepted into college. Wealthy parents have been charged with carrying out extensive admissions fraud, with the help of coaches and college prep executives, to get their children into prestigious universities. These stories bring up bigger questions...Read More

Recent stories have brought to light just how competitive it is for even the most privileged students to get accepted into college. Wealthy parents have been charged with carrying out extensive admissions fraud, with the help of coaches and college prep executives, to get their children into prestigious universities. These stories bring up bigger questions...Read More

When Chiamaka Madu was a small child, she set her sights on becoming a physician. As she grew up, she developed other wide-ranging interests, from teaching and mentorship to linguistics and travel. Madu, Executive Vice President of the Student Body and a second-year student at American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine, found a...Read More

When Chiamaka Madu was a small child, she set her sights on becoming a physician. As she grew up, she developed other wide-ranging interests, from teaching and mentorship to linguistics and travel. Madu, Executive Vice President of the Student Body and a second-year student at American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine, found a...Read More

Applying to medical school is a daunting process for many prospective students. The list of questions seems endless. What are the prerequisites? What makes a standout personal statement? Is an interview required? How much does it cost? To demystify the medical school application process, American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine is hosting a...Read More

On March 8 every year since 1911, we celebrate International Women’s Day to bring awareness to gender equality – highlighting the major cultural, political, social, and economic achievements women have made over time, while also shining a light on the work that still needs to be done. International Women’s Day is an opportunity to reflect...Read More

The pathway to medicine isn’t always a straight line. Not everyone knows at an early age that they want to be a doctor, and some find their way to medical school after pursuing a different major or career, starting a family, or working to meet financial obligations or save money for education. According to the...Read More

Prominent regional physician Dr. Robin Roberts explored key health issues facing Caribbean men at a symposium hosted by the American University of Antigua (AUA) College of Medicine on Friday, January 18. The event, dubbed “Calling All Men: Men’s Health Symposium,” was a collaboration between AUA and the Medical Benefits Scheme. The symposium took place at...Read More