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Questionable medicine in Lost in Space (2018)
I am not a doctor, I am most certainly not your doctor, and this is not medical advice.
Usually on this blog, I write about questionable depictions of cryptography in fiction, but today it was a questionable depiction of medicine that caught my attention.
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Just Talley & O'Connor things: Part 2
Choice quotes from Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination, 8th edition.
Chapter 6
Leo Buerger (1879–1943), New York physician, born in Vienna, who described thromboangiitis obliterans. He was obsessed with expensive cars. (p. 113)
… »John Homans (1877–1954), a professor of surgery at
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Just Talley & O'Connor things: Part 1
Choice quotes from Talley and O'Connor's Clinical Examination, 8th edition.
… »Our book is not a traditional undergraduate textbook and we are proud of its distinctive features. Learning must be fun! Unlike most other similar textbooks, ours is deliberately laced with humour and historical anecdotes
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Monash Medicine in review – MED1100 semester 1
So let's suppose you've just graduated Year 12, got an interview offer for undergraduate medicine at Monash, and finally, it's VTAC results day.
Disclaimer: This information was correct for 2017, and has been updated where possible; however, details frequently change, and so the information in… »
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Monash Medicine in review – Interviews and offers
So let's suppose your fresh out of Year 12, or maybe a gap year, armed with a (fingers-crossed 🤞) competitive ATAR and UMAT score, and you're here in Melbourne for a shot at undergraduate medicine at Monash University.
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