Yoo Jung Kim, M.D., and Yoo Eun Kim

About

Yoo Jung Kim, M.D., is a physician at a major academic hospital in Chicago. She is the co-author of What Every Science Student Should Know. Yoo Eun Kim is an MBA Candidate at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a former middle-school teacher.

Books by Yoo Jung Kim, M.D., and Yoo Eun Kim

Recent Posts

Celebrating Everyday Tasks

Celebrating everyday accomplishments can help rekindle a sense of joy and motivation in our lives.

AI Can Help Students, but It Must Gain the Trust of Teachers

Despite criticism, artificial intelligence may be able to help students succeed. But to do so, it must first gain the trust of teachers.

What Every Science Student Should Know

These 4 tips, compiled from nearly 200 accomplished STEM students across the country, can help incoming freshmen who hope to pursue a career in STEM.

How Will A.I. Affect the Future of Fiction?

A.I.-generated fiction has ignited passionate debates about what it means to be a writer and how A.I. chatbots might affect the future of storytelling.

What We Could Learn from Jimmy Carter's End-of-Life Care

I went to medical school wanting to do everything that I could to help my patients; I hadn’t realized that part of being a good doctor was knowing when to stop.

The Rise of Telehealth

COVID-19 accelerated telehealth adoption. That may have unintended consequences.

Why Doctors Will Ask You About Anxiety

The new anxiety disorder screening recommendations will help improve the lives of Americans struggling with anxiety. Unfortunately, it's not enough.

What We Learned Working in Food Service

Personal perspective: A job in the food service industry provides great practical lessons in empathy, communication, and behavior.

Crazy Rich, Multicultural, Asians

A Personal Perspective: What America can and can't learn from Singaporean multiculturalism

No Matter What You Do, Your Health is Temporary

Health is a temporary stage of being. Accepting this could allow us to live healthier, fuller, and more accessible lives.