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TSR Med Students' Society Part III

Massive essay fail. Is anyone able to get this paper please? http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21170894

Have you tried emailing the authors and asking them to email you a copy? Apparently if you stroke their ego it works really well!

Reply 7021

RollerBall

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I have an exams all day tomorrow and instead of revising I've spent all of tonight on PGR4 and Tekken 2. This is after admitting I only went to approx half the metabolism lectures.

Great.

Reply 7022

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by DexterM

Have you tried emailing the authors and asking them to email you a copy? Apparently if you stroke their ego it works really well!

I'm sure it does, but I doubt they will reply before my essay is due in! :colondollar:

Reply 7023

gozatron

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Rugby or Anatomy revision sessions?

Hard choice that one. Silly med school.

Reply 7024

SMed

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Essay in - BOOM. And 4 hours ahead of deadline, that's a record for me. Usually 4 minutes.

Reply 7025

Fission_Mailed

15

So apparently I have to phone my bank every single year so they give me an overdraft. You'd think they could automate such a system, but no.

On the plus side, got my limit extended to £1700.

Reply 7026

No Future

17

Original post by RollerBall

and my sleeping pattern is ****ed.

Same

Reply 7027

GodspeedGehenna

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First term done. Christmas break. Biochem formative passed like a baws. Partying hard tonight.

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 7028

RollerBall

20

Original post by GodspeedGehenna

First term done. Christmas break. Biochem formative passed like a baws. Partying hard tonight.

Already? Man, I've got two weeks on the Neurbiology of pain >.<

Reply 7029

Kinkerz

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Anyone know of a resource that gives a good overview of the current consensus on how paracetamol works?

Reply 7030

Becca-Sarah

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Original post by Kinkerz

Anyone know of a resource that gives a good overview of the current consensus on how paracetamol works?

Are you looking for something really basic, or just a good overview? There's a few recent reviews out, such as this (let me know if the fulltext version isn't accessible for you if you want it).

Reply 7031

mrs_bellamy

18

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8930951/NHS-must-come-clean-over-use-of-death-pathway.html#disqus_thread

Did anyone read this article in the telegraph today? I don't generally read the telegraph, but it was bought to my attention by a palliative care CNS. It's so depressing to see such a poorly researched and ignorant article portraying the good work and intentions of palliative care staff in such a horrible light. I was reading the comments and they were making me wild!

Reply 7032

Kinkerz

15

Original post by Becca-Sarah

Are you looking for something really basic, or just a good overview? There's a few recent reviews out, such as this (let me know if the fulltext version isn't accessible for you if you want it).

I wouldn't say really basic. A good overview would be good, and that article would also be good! Danke.

Reply 7033

John Locke

12

Original post by Kinkerz

Anyone know of a resource that gives a good overview of the current consensus on how paracetamol works?

it's very controversial, esp. the with the potential cannabinoid link. fab time to ask though as a fabulous recent paper;

http://www.nature.com/ncomms/journal/v2/n11/pdf/ncomms1559.pdf

edit: also realised i haven't replied to your pm, will do so now :smile:

Reply 7034

Helenia

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Original post by mrs_bellamy

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8930951/NHS-must-come-clean-over-use-of-death-pathway.html#disqus_thread

Did anyone read this article in the telegraph today? I don't generally read the telegraph, but it was bought to my attention by a palliative care CNS. It's so depressing to see such a poorly researched and ignorant article portraying the good work and intentions of palliative care staff in such a horrible light. I was reading the comments and they were making me wild!

OMG, that is appalling writing. Rage.

Thankfully some sensible comments (and some crazy ones) on the article, which really is a disgrace.

Reply 7035

Wangers

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http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/inquiry-launched-after-leading-surgeon-resigns-over-nhs-cuts-6270914.html

Reply 7036

lekky

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Original post by RollerBall

my sleeping pattern is ****ed.

Story of my life and despite all attempts cannot seem to sort it out. Maybe we are destined to work night shifts.

Reply 7037

SMed

11

Original post by Fission_Mailed

So apparently I have to phone my bank every single year so they give me an overdraft. You'd think they could automate such a system, but no.

On the plus side, got my limit extended to £1700.

I never bothered opening a student account, but am finally doing it now at Barclays. They tell me I can get a £2000 OD. :cool:

Reply 7038

Supermassive_muse_fan

10

Original post by lekky

Story of my life and despite all attempts cannot seem to sort it out. Maybe we are destined to work night shifts.

Same. It all began at the start of second year. But I do find my most productive time seems to be 7pm to 3am.

Reply 7039

Supermassive_muse_fan

10

Original post by SMed

I never bothered opening a student account, but am finally doing it now at Barclays. They tell me I can get a £2000 OD. :cool:

I went to increase my OD at Halifax (by a very small account) and there were so many questions! Literally had to spend about 30 minutes answering questions like 'where does this money go?' 'what is this direct debit for?'. Never been asked so many questions before. :/ (Also I am in my 4th year so don't know why there were being so protrusive).

Can't wait to get more monies in Jan until I can move to Natwest. I like their lost card scheme where you can get emergency cash if you lose your card. As I always lose things... :colondollar:

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