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Bhaskar Narayan on eating Es

May 28, 2009

I need to eat more healthily, so I’m going to cut down on foods containing E numbers. Here’s my plan. I must stay away from tomatoes, as they’re full of […]

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Frances Dixon on antibiotic misuse

May 11, 2009

I overheard an interesting conversation the other day. One man was telling his friend about an inflamed joint he’d had a few weeks previously. He had gone to his GP […]

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Ohad Oren on counting symptoms or trusting intuition

April 7, 2009

Finding out what’s wrong with a patient is the ultimate challenge for doctors, and relies on a multitude of factors. The other day I encountered an enigmatic patient. He arrived […]

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Zabair Ahmed: The new medschool

April 6, 2009

Three down two to go just started my fourth year. I am excited about sinking my teeth into some of the diverse fields of medicine. Orthopaedics, gynaecology and dermatology are […]

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Eva Brencicova: A first date to remember

April 1, 2009

Initially I thought the lady was choking. I was close to rushing towards her to perform some of the jazzy first-aid moves I learnt in medical school (and become the […]

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Eva Brencicova on Red Nose Day

March 12, 2009

If you had asked me last week what I associated with a red nose, I would have replied (slightly puzzled about the question) “common cold” or possibly Rudolph, the celebrated […]

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Siddharta Yadav on changing perceptions of HIV/AIDS

January 26, 2009

There is a famous proverb in Nepali which says we learn something either by reading about it or by facing it. I prefer the latter because of the everlasting impression […]

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Frances Dixon on term two at medical school

January 20, 2009

So new year, new term of med school. Before we broke up at the end of last term a couple of our lecturers warned us that, having completed one term, […]

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Ohad Oren wants to preserve the beauty of medicine

January 12, 2009

The news item was embedded in the margin of the paper. “100 Years Ago – In Our Pages,” subtitled “1908: Fraud Beauty Doctor” would have attracted the attention of anyone […]

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Julian Sheather on hope and human rights in Zimbabawe

December 22, 2008

Last week I was in Uganda, speaking at a conference on monitoring the right to health. During the conference I met a fourth year medical student from Zimbabwe, Norman Matara. Norman […]

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Guest writers, Julian Sheather, Studentsethics, Human Rights, Kampala, Mugabe, Uganda, Zimbabwe3 Comments
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