Everyone owns First Aid. Almost nobody uses it correctly. I watch students spend months "reading" First Aid. They go page by page, trying to memorize every line, every diagram, every table. They highlight everything. They annotate in the margins. They add sticky notes. They create a rainbow-colored mess. Then they do their first UWorld block and score 35%. All that "studying" — useless. Here's the truth I learned the hard way: First Aid is not meant to be memorized by reading

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