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Anosh Ahmed, MD academic scholarship program winners selected
Anosh Ahmed, MD academic scholarship program winners selected

Anosh Ahmed, MD academic scholarship program winners selected

Anosh Ahmed academic scholarship program winners decided: The Dr. Anosh Ahmed scholarship program was built to help students enduring personal hardship achieve their academic and professional dreams. In 400 words, explain a personal hardship or catastrophic life event that you have experienced. How did you manage to overcome this obstacle? What did you learn and how did you grow from it?

Internal Medicine Physician, Dr. Anosh Ahmed is pleased to announce that he has selected three winners of his Academic Scholarship Campaign, Javier Sarmiento?, Ishita Aggarwal, and Taylyn Carrington. Each individual will receive $1,000 to put towards their post-secondary education. Understanding the financial pressures that accompany a university degree, Dr. Ahmed is proud to help support young individuals looking to further their career. Find more details at Anosh Ahmed.

This fall, Taylyn Carrington will continue her education at Texas Tech University in Creative Media Industries, and Ishita Aggarwal will attend Queen’s University where she is pursuing a Doctor of Medicine. Additionally, due to an overwhelming number of applicants, Dr. Ahmed has also selected seven individuals to receive $500 towards their education and are as follows: Jayla Taylor, Belen Padilla, Serena Tatu, Kyra Fernandez, Nicole Lam, Hritika Chaturvedi, and Shreya Shivakumar.

Anosh Ahmed, MD shares how you should invest in your health: When it comes to caffeine consumption, less is more. High caffeine intakes result in poor sleep and can raise blood pressure and heart rate. Exercise is secondary to calorie restriction when it comes to losing weight, but everyone must reach optimal cardiac health to prevent future heart attacks and strokes. One of the best ways to start an exercise regimen that works is to walk 15 minutes a day. Gradually increase this until you are walking 10,000 steps per day or the equivalent of 5 miles. You can get these steps in as part of your daily routine or commit to going on walks. If you do not regularly get outside, treadmills are sufficient, along with gym exercise.

Dr. Anosh Ahmed obtained a bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership before attending medical school. What has been the hardest obstacle you’ve overcome? The fact that I felt that I was in school forever between middle school, high school, college, going to medical school, and then going into residency training. I think other people that I know have always had the luxury of focusing on school and school only, but with me I was always running a full-time business and going to school at the same time. That balance has always been really difficult. Still, I would not change one thing.