Grey’s Anatomy: Fact or Fiction?
Now is as good a time as any to look back at the show and see if we can find anything relevant to our lives as med students.
Now is as good a time as any to look back at the show and see if we can find anything relevant to our lives as med students.
After studying SH, Sam reports he suddenly came down with serious influenza, despite his doctor’s repeated diagnosis of ‘manflu’.
“It’s got nothing to do with saving money.”
“I thought I’d be leaving all my friends behind but it’s like I’m just taking high school with me!”
If something is not done, then asylum seekers that do achieve refugee status may indeed prove to be the troubled health burdens that uninformed Australians paint them to be.
Hundreds of doctors were left isolated without support and distressed without relief when their make-or-break Basic Training exam was abruptly cancelled after a multitude of technical failures.
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to travel as a physician with Australia’s top Sports Teams, Dr Burne is the best person to ask.
In The Killing of a Sacred Deer, we’re offered an unflinching examination of what happens when mistakes are made and you can’t escape the consequences.