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Vanessa Cutter: Covid-19—the corona cohort of soon-to-be doctors

March 31, 2020

I am a final year medical student at Newcastle Medical School. Last week I was told I would no longer be required to sit my final exams in the summer.  […]

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Covid-19: I’m torn between going home, and helping the NHS

March 27, 2020

“Hi, I’m Penny, one of the medical students” I say openly. “No, it has to be—Hello, my name is Penelope Sucharitkul, third year medical student.” I’d been practising it wrong […]

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Anna Harvey: Covid-19—Medical students face disruption and uncertainty

March 16, 2020

Medical students are facing disruption, uncertainty, and a lack of information as a result of the covid-19 outbreak […]

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Isabelle Williams: Breaking the silence—practising medicine with a hearing impairment

February 10, 2020

Isabelle Williams shares the challenges of clinical practice when you have a hearing impairment […]

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Julia Simons: Why I challenged Boris Johnson on the NHS and climate

November 26, 2019

A couple of weeks ago, Boris Johnson visited Addenbrookes hospital—telling almost none of the staff he would be there. I encountered him entirely by accident, as I was leaving clinic. […]

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Stephanie D’Costa: Student secrets to success on the wards

November 22, 2019

Final year medical student Stephanie D’Costa gives her top tips for getting the most out your time on the wards.  […]

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Disadvantages faced by poorer medical students must be challenged

November 14, 2019

We could start by challenging the assumption that all medical students and junior doctors have a financial safety net to fall into, says Anna Harvey and Declan Murphy […]

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Sophie Winter: Lifelong learning on the move

November 8, 2019

“An opportunity for lifelong learning.” This is a tagline commonly associated with a career in medicine. It is cited first by anxious students in their medical school interview, referenced frequently […]

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Anna Goshua: Our patients need us to be political

October 17, 2019

It is not only impossible but irresponsible to separate medicine from politics, argues Anna Goshua […]

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Edward Christopher: How can medical students avoid predatory journals

October 8, 2019

“Dear Professor Christopher”, says the start of the email. As a medical student with academic aspirations, being addressed as professor never fails to flatter and amuse me. Yet with time […]

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