The medicine behind the medals

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In the field of sports medicine there is no greater ambassador than Dr Richard Budgett. He has been the Chief Medical Officer to Team...

Best medical smartphone, mobile and iPad apps

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Whether it's calculating gentamicin doses, checking the latest guidelines or practicing MCQs the smartphone has become an essential piece of medical kit for working...

Planning your medical elective

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If you dare ask any doctor their best experience at medical school then you'd better be prepared for hours of mind-numbing stories from their...

Survival Guide – Living in halls

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As a medical student you've just moved into the thirteenth floor of halls. Your room is the size of a matchbox. The person next...

Beginner’s guide to writing case reports

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For most junior doctors their first experience of publication will be writing a case report. BMJ Case Reports Editor-in-Chief, Seema Biswas, offers some advice...

Extreme Medicine – The Antarctic Doctor

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Welcome to my A&E Department. Local population: 10 to 100 (dependent on the season). Staff: 1. Nearest referral hospital: 2800 miles (but no referral,...

About us

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Presenting History JuniorDr is a free distribution magazine produced by doctors for the UK's Medical Students, Foundation Year Trainees, Specialist Trainees, GP Trainees and Specialist...

Writing Reports

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Junior doctors can be asked to write reports on many different things, but it need not be a daunting experience, says Sara Williams from...

The Stress Factor

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Working as a junior doctor gives a new meaning to the word stress. Sara Williams explores how to keep it at bay. Last May Janet...

Deadly serious – coroner’s inquest

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An inquest is a fact-finding exercise co-ordinated by the coroner (or procurator fiscal in Scotland), with or without a jury. The objective is to...