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Written by Gregory Lydall
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Friday, 03 October 2008 |
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South Africa
 Take some time abroad and gain clinical, travel and life experience in rural South Africa. Having trained and worked there, I am aware of the pros and cons of the experience. Many rural hospitals have a shortage of medical staff at all levels, despite often being in geographically breathtaking parts of Africa. I recommend that people finish at least their Foundation Years before going abroad.
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Written by Mun Hong Cheang
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Thursday, 02 October 2008 |
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Comprehensive guidelines on pathogenesis and how to treat wide variety of cardiology conditions. Access is free after registration and there’s also the option to download a PDA version to carry with you.
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Written by JuniorDr Team
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Friday, 26 September 2008 |
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At exactly 11pm on the 21st September 2006 forty-eight year old Clarence Hill was strapped to the table at Starke Prison, Florida. The warden gave the signal and a cocktail of lethal drugs was pumped into his veins. At 11.12pm the ECG flatlined and Hill was pronounced dead.
Hill’s execution went ahead despite his lawyers arguing that the lethal injection is inhumane. Many doctors in California agree and believe the method of lethal injection, supposedly painfree, does cause the condemned pain and should be banned.
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Written by JuniorDr Team
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Wednesday, 24 September 2008 |
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 My view - Working in Canada
I enjoyed my medical school elective in Canada so much that I went back during my SHO years. Canada does have a shortage of doctors at the moment, especially in rural areas, so it’s definitely a place to consider.
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Written by JuniorDr Team
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Tuesday, 23 September 2008 |
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How can you make an impact in your interview? Some candidates have an innate ability to sell themselves well, but many find it more difficult and are in search of a magic formula that will give them the job they seek. Forget the miracle cure; there is only one recipe for success: preparation.
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