Blog Series by Medical Applicants

The paramount reason for the development of this scheme was its potential health benefitswith particular focus on the obese and type 2 diabetic populations, as well as stabilising the growing

The Coronavirus is undoubtably deadly and does not discriminate. Regardless of who you are, the effects on our physical health can be catastrophic. The virus attacks the respiratory system of

On Sunday, I attended an international health conference, and I was inspired. Listening to top medical professionals from around the world helped me to learn a lot and understand the

This is a guest blog written by Curtis DeVerinne Due to recent circumstances, being unable to go outside and have a social life that I would normally have has forced

This is a guest blog by: Ruby Dimopoulos To engineer a proposition advertising imposing payment upon the English people seeking healthcare is to suggest a fairly controversial idea, to introduce

This is a guest blog by a medical applicant, Sarah Badar Introduction Right now, there is so much going on- we have not only seen diseases like the COVID-19 claim

This is a guest blog by a medical applicant: Matthew Pirie In the 21st century of today, our daily lives are drastically different to that of our predecessors. We shop

This is a guest blog by Anita Wong The planned spending of the Department of Health and Social Care for 2019/2020 is 140.4 billion. This spring, the government

This is a guest blog post by Tiana Hepworth The sugar tax came into force in 2018 as a means to begin to combat childhood obesity. Sugary beverages stand as

This is a guest blog by a medical applicant, Zahraa Ever since Covid-19 was declared a pandemic, I believe that it is very important for us to realise and learn

This is a guest blog written by Michael McIntee, a medical applicant There’s no secret that our NHS is struggling. The health service is stretched thin, and we’re

This is a guest blog by Salma Abdullahi Throughout my time doing work experience, I was exposed to both sides of the spectrum of healthcare in the UK- the NHS

This is a guest blog by Manal Almaqaleh A vaccine is a safe form of an antigen, which is injected into the bloodstream to provide artificial active immunity against a

This is a guest blog by Iqra Ali Spring 2020 - a time ordinarily associated with longer days and better weather - also marks a transition in the way organ

Guest blog by Maariya I believe it shouldn’t as the main idea of it is to protect children in the UK against childhood obesity. It started from 6 April

This is a guest blog by Chelsea Kou Research has shown that ⅓ of people visit their doctors for non-clinical and/or social issues. With the NHS understaffed, overworked and under-resourced

Guest blog by Ritika Ghai in Year 12 Developing a vaccine is a long and complex process which can take to around 10- 15 years. Developing a vaccine is a

This is a guest blog, written by Umma Kadiri, Year 12 Social prescribing involves the referral of patients to a range of non-clinical services in the patient’s local community

Guest article, written by Amelia Shabir in Year 12 Within a strategy document, written by the government in October 2018 [1], it has been estimated that three-quarters of GPs are

This is a guest blog, written by Charlotte Warren-French in Year 12 From May the 20th this year, the law around organ donation will be changing, following a bill which

A guest blog written by Harjeet S. Wilkhu, Year 12 Time and time again, we are told that our NHS is in severe distress. Whether it be through a headline

This is a guest post, written by Manveer Singh Wilkhu in Year 12 for our Sugar Tax Series I believe not, and I would go further to say that we