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Articles by Kaitlynn Esemaya

About Kaitlynn Esemaya
Kaitlynn Esemaya (OMS IV), Alexis Thompson (OMS IV), Annique McLune (OMS IV), and Anamaria Ancheta (OMS III) are dedicated students attending Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine with goals of becoming physicians who are skilled and compassionate. These students are passionate about serving underrepresented and underserved communities while deepening their understanding of national and international medical affairs. As writers and editors of the Medical Ethics Newsletter, they are committed to shedding light on critical issues within the medical field. Kaitlynn Esemaya founded the newsletter in 2022 to address past and present medical injustices faced by minority groups. The newsletter aims to educate students, faculty, and healthcare professionals about these ethical concerns, encouraging reflection and discussion on how to create a more just and equitable healthcare system.
Op-Ed

Cervical Cancer in Underserved Communities

October 22, 2025
Cervical cancer remains a significant public health challenge in the U.S., despite efforts to promote early detection through increased screening. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that approximately 12,500 new cases were diagnosed […]
Perspective

What I Wish Someone Had Told Me

September 4, 2026
Lessons on confidence, uncertainty, teamwork, and becoming a physician If you are reading this, you are probably somewhere along one of the most demanding— and rewarding—journeys of your life. Perhaps you have just begun medical […]
Op-Ed

Medicine Begins Before the White Coat

September 4, 2026
Medicine often manifests as a destination-white coat ceremony, first on the ward shift, the moment a student becomes a physician. Yet for many of us, this journey starts well in advance of any earned title, […]
Poetry

 The Descent

May 24, 2026
Prestige has a short half-life; my quiet presumption of permanence, of admiring hums in bright rooms, fell away without ceremony. The world dimmed, momentum drained from days. My life’s scaffolding collapsed: small fractures widened into […]
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