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Gabrielle Redford

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As seen in: Association of American Medical Colleges, AARP Bulletin, AARP en Español, AAMC News, Public
Health journalist, triathlete, mom. Views are my own.
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Multiples in medical school

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By Gabrielle Redford Verified
| AAMC News Verified
A built-in study partner. Someone who understands away rotations and clinicals and the difference between MS2 and MS3. A best friend with whom to share the anxiety of Step 1 and the euphoria of Match Day. Six sets of twins — actually, four pairs are two in a set of triplets — graduating from medical school in 2026 shared what it was like to attend medical school at the same time.
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Pursuing medical school after another career

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By Gabrielle Redford Verified
| AAMC News Verified
Sometimes the path to medical school winds through another health care profession. In this year’s graduating class, one former marriage and family counselor always wanted to be a doctor but took another route when her college didn’t offer a premed major. Another chose optometry, only to realize that he wanted to treat the whole patient, not just the patient’s eyes.
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Match Day 2026: Pursuing medical school after another career

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By Gabrielle Redford Verified
| AAMC News Verified
Sometimes the path to medical school winds through another health care profession. In this year’s graduating class, one former marriage and family counselor always wanted to be a doctor but took another route when her college didn’t offer a premed major. Another chose optometry, only to realize that he wanted to treat the whole patient, not just the patient’s eyes.
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