Welcome to Pulse & Prose.

Dr. Daryl Traylor is a second-year medical student, having recently completed his Ph.D. at the University of Missouri-Columbia. His research interests include investigating primary care HIV PrEP prescribing practices and examining the occurrences of sexual harassment and sexual violence on US medical school campuses. Outside of his academic pursuits, Daryl finds joy in cooking for his wife, Eboni, and indulging in playful moments with their two beloved cats, Loki and Thor.

Harnoor Gill is a third-year medical student at the William Carey University of Osteopathic Medicine. She obtained her B.S. in neurobiological sciences and her B.A. in English at the University of California, Davis. She has a passion for investigating new developments in science and her research interests include examining sociocultural factors and inequities that influence medical education and healthcare delivery. Harnoor also cherishes her time spent as a member of the editorial board for The California Aggie, UC Davis’ student-run newspaper, an experience that nurtured her love for writing and science and investigative journalism. Her favorite pastimes include lounging in a hammock with her Kindle and a matcha latte, journaling, hiking, and indulging in gory horror and thriller movies.

Taranjit Kaur is a third-year medical student at the William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine. She graduated from UCLA with a degree in biology, earning cum laude and departmental honors. Since 2017, Taranjit has had the privilege to conduct clinical research with UCLA and has published in various peer-reviewed journals. Currently, She is engaged in a diverse range of projects. Beyond her academic pursuits, Taranjit enjoys weightlifting, exploring southern California beaches, cooking high-protein meals, and watching thrillers/horrors. She also values time spent with her supportive boyfriend, adorable kittens, and family!

Dr. Eboni Anderson is a dedicated full-time faculty member at A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona, where she teaches in the D.O./MPH program. With a profound passion for her work, she focuses her research on HIV/AIDS, social determinants of health, and medical education. Dr. Anderson finds immense joy in mentoring and advising students, and her love for the creative arts enriches her life. During her free time, she cherishes moments spent with her husband, Daryl, and their two beloved cats, Loki and Thor.

Harsimran Singh is a motivated first-generation senior at UC Berkeley interested in becoming a medical malpractice lawyer. Recently, he completed a HarvardX course on Preventing the Next Pandemic and a UCI cancer research internship. Actively engaged in the Biology Scholars Program at Berkeley, Harsimran connects with graduate students and diverse medical communities. He enjoys volunteering at Paws for Mental Health Club, serving the unhoused Berkeley community, and conducting research in public health. Outside of academics, Harsimran's hobbies include weightlifting, playing chess, cooking, and spending time with his kittens, Leo and Luka.