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How do medical schools give medical students the knowledge to be able to specialise into all areas of medicine or surgery?

January 20, 2023January 14, 2023 Alistair 0 Comments clinical skills, communication skills, medical school, medical specialties, medical students, medicine, surgery

Medical schools prepare students for a variety of roles and responsibilities in the healthcare industry. Here are some of the

WIRED Health 2018: Promising medical startups and innovative ideas in healthcare

March 27, 2018April 5, 2020 thomas 0 Comments 3D, Ada, Ageing, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Atlas, Botswana, Cancer, CEO, CMO, Crick, Dementia, Diagnosis, drugs, Elvie, Etch-a-cell, Femtech, HIV, Human Cell Atlas, Innovation, IVF, Map, MedTech, mental health, microbiome, microscopy, Mind Motion, MindMaze, Modius, NHS, Oxford Heartbeat, Peek Vision, research, Sea Hero Quest, surgery, Virtual Reality, VR, WIRED, WIREDHealth, WIREDHealth18

WIRED Health is an annual event, held at the Francis Crick institute next to St Pancras station. This year they

Surgery ban for the obese and smokers: taking responsibility for your health?

January 26, 2018April 5, 2020 Lydia Brown 0 Comments BMI, Controversy, Funding, Lifestyle choice, NHS, Obesity, Responsibility, Smoking, surgery

In Hertfordshire plans have been drawn up by the NHS Trust to prevent those who smoke or who are obese

Will robots take over medicine?

August 25, 2017April 5, 2020 Angus 0 Comments Big Data, Diagnosis, Machines, Rehab, Robots, Stryker, surgery

Robots have the potential to contribute to medicine in three ways: diagnosis, operations and rehabilitation. Their impact in helping with

How to fix a spinal cord injury

June 11, 2017April 5, 2020 Katie Timms 0 Comments Back brace, Brace, clinicians, neural pathways, neuro, neurology, Neuroscience, physicians, risk, spinal cord, spinal cord injury, spine, surgery, treatment

Spinal cord injuries have the potential to be devastating and life-changing events. After an injury has taken place, clinicians decide