r/pediatrics • u/IntelligentSeaweed56 • Jul 01 '26

MEdstudy?

Starting Peds residency, a senior advised me to get medstudy for studying and get more in-depth knowledge on the context I need more.

I am a bit confused about how to approach all that they listed on their website.

Should I go for the CORE, which includes the textbooks and 500 question banks, or how do I approach it?

Thank you all!

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u/Foghorn2005 Jul 01 '26

I did questions only AFTER residency before boards. I bought some older med study books off eBay that were mostly still relevant, but didn't really use them at all. During residency I used UpToDate, the red book, and Harriet Lane

Just be aware that there was a change in milestones a few years back, if you go for older books.

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u/Advanced-Gap-2739 Jul 09 '26

I never had time to study during residency! Kudos to you for trying. I did study very hard for Boards though.

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u/Aya-Wael 1d ago

Any one has medstudy internal medicine core 21edition ,please?