She pointed to me – “Who’s this?” He said “Man.” That moment was crushing.
Surgery By The Numbers
What does it take to be selected for surgical training, who makes it, when do they make it, is it worth it?
Motherhood in Medicine
A quote that has resonated with me: ‘you can have it all, but not all necessary at the same time’ and that’s something I’m content with.
Making the Most of Your GP Rotation
When asked about how they found GP placement, students’ responses often fall into one of two groups. It was either “the best thing ever” or “unfortunately, very boring”. So, how can you optimise your chances of loving your GP term?
The Workers United: A Student Perspective on the UNSW Strike
Staff working conditions are very much student learning conditions.
Music and the Medical Student Mind
So, the question is, does listening to music help or hinder study?
The Unexpected Joys of a Backyard Remedy
With nearly 3 million Australians living with depression and/or anxiety, there is compelling evidence that therapy may exist in our own backyard.
Offshore Detention Health Crisis: ‘Grinding men to dust’
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.