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February celebrations in Nepal
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February is a month to celebrate in Nepal - from New Years to Holi, the cities are awash with incense, prayers and coloured water balloons! (more)
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Scientists alter mosquito genes to stop spread of dengue
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Scientists target dengue fever by breeding a new strain of lame mosquitoes. (more)
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Is UKCAT biased towards boys from higher social classes?
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UKCAT researchers believe the test shows a bias towards male students and those in higher socio-economic groups. (more)
- This office ain't big enough for the both of us....
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Gap Medics are heading to Newcastle and recruiting a Business Development Manager. (more)
- Increase in medical applicants is assured for 2010
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UCAS stats show an increase in medical applicants for 2010. The numbers of students applying to med school have increased nearly 14% on 2009 figures. (more)
- It's more than just nudity for some people
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Full body scanners trigger debate about whether it is fair for those with disabilities, illness, transgender body changes. (more)
- Are medical degrees just for the wealthy?
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The BMA reports that only one in seven medical students come from a lower economic background despite £392 million investment to broaden access. Financial pressures and lack of aspiration are largely to blame. (more)
- What price experience?
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The Times publishes an article that tells of students paying thousands to gain work experience. (more)
- Using mobile phone technology to beat Malaria
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Results of a mobile phone usage campaign has helped Zanzibar's government understand the spread of malaria within the island. (more)
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I wish I'd taken time out....
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Abby talks to Regina about the benefits of taking a year out to get medical work experience before starting university. (more)