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Siddhartha Yadav: Sex and the city

December 9, 2008

Thamel is a busy tourist hub in Kathmandu. Its streets are lined by numerous shops, massage centres, bars, pubs, hotels, restaurants and even strip clubs, popularly known as dance restaurants. […]

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Guest writers, Siddhartha Yadav, StudentsHIV/AIDS, Nepal, prostitution, sex workers, sexually transmitted infections, tourism15 Comments

Ohad Oren injects hope into medical communication

December 9, 2008

In Israel, a country where we don’t need reminding of the precariousness of life, absolute terms like life and death are sometimes blurred. This gives power to the sort of […]

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Guest writers, Studentshope, medical communication, Middle East conflict1 Comment

Frances Dixon on month two at medical school

November 27, 2008

We are well into the first term now, and we are starting to do some modules that are not just straight science. One of these is an epidemiology module. I […]

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Studentscommunication, Epidemiology, medical school, sociology, The Up Series0 Comments

Ohad Oren on euthanasia, supermarket style

November 19, 2008

Debbie Purdy, a 45 year old woman with progressive multiple sclerosis, failed in her bid last month to be able to end her life when her excruciating symptoms become unbearable for […]

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Guest writers, Studentsassisted suicide, Euthanasia, tobacco1 Comment

Frances Dixon on her first month at medical school

November 4, 2008

So that’s four weeks of medical school gone. Just six more years left. The first month has been pretty hectic, but thoroughly enjoyable. It started off, as most courses do, […]

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Studentsmedical school, Students6 Comments

Laura James on science and journalism

October 28, 2008

On 19 of October I arrived in Madrid, the the place of beautiful parks, live flamenco, brilliant nightlife, churros, a Spanish type of long thin doughnut, El Rastro, an enormous outdoor […]

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Studentsenvironment, journalism, Spain, WHO2 Comments

Ambulances flying above the Middle East

October 21, 2008

“By far the most dangerous foe we have to fight is apathy – indifference from whatever cause, not from a lack of knowledge, but from carelessness, from absorption in other […]

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Studentsconflict, Israel, Middle East, military surgeon, Occupied Territories10 Comments

Siddhartha Yadav: Sue me, please

October 13, 2008

I have just read a BMJ news story about doctors being beaten up in Nepal for the death of a patient. While this may seem to be quite shocking for […]

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Siddhartha Yadav, Studentsindustrial action, law, Nepal, violence8 Comments

Lucy Dennison on talent and autism

October 9, 2008

Last week I went to a two day discussion meeting at the Royal Society on talent and autism.  It raised a lot of thought provoking questions, not only about autism […]

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Studentsautism, Kim Peek, Leslie Lemke, Rain Man2 Comments

Eva Brencicova on admissions to medical school

October 3, 2008

The procedures of admissions to medical school are extremely varied around the world. Yet they seem to have one thing in common – success is considered a huge deal. At […]

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StudentsGermany, medical students7 Comments
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