Medicine Resources (page 4)

In our dominantly female-populated world, it would be expected that highly common gynaecological diseases would be well-defined. However, it may come as a surprise Polycystic Ovarian ...

The Medicines Act 1968 and the Human Medicine Regulation 2012 provides restrictions on how human medicines are licensed, manufactured, advertised, administered, sold and supplied. (...

Gene drives are a new technological advancement. They are now being used in many laboratories around the world, with one common goal: to increase resistance of mosquito-borne infectio...

Anaemia constitutes one of the main clinical manifestations of severe falciparum malaria, interestingly, anaemia may also be due to Artesunate related drug toxicity. A 42-year-old mal...

Nothing has caused panic and fear during this COVID-19 pandemic like misinformation.Ignorance, they say, is a holding pattern the axiomatic calm that acts as a precursor to a storm ...

Coronary heart disease is directly linked to diet poor diet (mainly large intake of saturated fats, sugar and salts) can lead to diabetes, obesity and hypertension. Saturated fats lea...

Amidst the long and tedious process of prevention, diagnosis and treatment which is often not successful, there could be a much shorter and more precise escape. Even though, the tradi...

Background Ischaemic stroke is a major global health issue. We constructed a database including stenoses across arteries in the cerebral circulation with their severity and distributi...

Where should I apply? The question every would-be medical student asks themselves. It is a tough one and is the most important decision you will make on your UCAS form. Where you appl...

Grades. Grades. Grades. If I get them then every Medical School will offer me a place. Wrong. The medical student possesses many qualities that make them successful, grades being just...