UNIVERSITY FOR US!!

Have you thought to take the medical course in united kingdom ..
but if you can be a good result ..
must have that and there must be a yes ..
Because we all have different interests ..
MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES IN UNITED KINGDOM

• Oxford University, Medical Sciences Division
• Edinburgh University, Medical School
• Dundee University, Medical School
• Cambridge University, School of Clinical Medicine
• The University of Manchester, School of Medicine
• University College London, Medical School
• Imperial College, School of Medicine
• University of Aberdeen, School of Medicine
• University of Leeds, School of Medicine
• Leicester University Medical School
• Newcastle University, Medical Sciences
• University of Glasgow, Faculty of Medicine
• Peninsula Medical School
• The University of Nottingham, Faculty of Medicine andHealth Sciences
• King's College London, School of Medicine
• The University of Sheffield, School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences
• Hull York Medical School
• University of St Andrews, Bute Medical School
• University of Birmingham, School of Medicine
• University of Southampton, School of Medicine
• Bristol University, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry
• Swansea University, School of Medicine
• Queen's University, Belfast, Division of Physiology
• The University of Warwick, Medical School
• Queen Mary, University of London, School of Medicine
• St George's Medical School, University of London
• Cardiff University, Institute of Medical Genetics
• University of Liverpool, Faculty of Medicine
• The University of West Anglia, School of Medicine
• Brighton and Sussex Medical School

consider and make the best decision for yourself ..

scurvy

what is scurvy???
Scurvy is a condition where an individual has a vitamin C (ascorbic acid) deficiency. The name scurvy comes from the Latinscorbutus, and humans have known about the disease since ancient Greek and Egyptian times. Scurvy commonly is associated with sailors in the 16th to 18th centuries who navigated long voyages without enough vitamin C and frequently perished from the condition. Modern cases of scurvy are very rare. 


Humans are unable to synthesize vitamin C - which is necessary for collagen production and iron absorption - and so they must obtain it from external sources (such as citrus fruits). Therefore, people must consume fruits and vegetables that contain or are fortified with vitamin C in order to avoid the vitamin C deficiency known as scurvy.
    

how to be a doctor??

DOCTORS

   

Doctors are sought after in the world. Their scope of practice is very wide which ranges from general practitioner to specialist.

A general practitioner doctor takes care of general health of the individuals which ranges from babies to the elderly. They can work in hospitals or setup their own clinics.

A general practitioner doctor can pursue higher education and be trained as a specialist. The process can takes many years to complete. If you have a passion for a certain kind of field, it is worth pursue it as specialist earns much more than a general practitioner.

The various kinds of fields that you can specialised in are:

1.  Anaesthetist which deals with anaesthetics.

2.  Cardiologist deals with medical conditions related to heart.

3.  Gynaecologist deals with reproduction issues.

4.  Ophthalmologist handles diseases or disorders relating to eyes.

5.  Paediatrician is specialized in medical conditions relating to children.

6   Psychiatrist deals with medical conditions relating to mental, emotional and behavioural disorders.

7.  Urologist deals with genitourinary organs and tracts.

8.  Dermatologist deals with skin related problems.

Requirements

You need to start with a degree in medicine and be registered with the local Medical Council before you can start practising.

Preparing For Medical School During Your Bachelor's Degree

During the bachelor's degree portion of your education you will need to take a year of organic chemistry, general chemistry, biology and physics. Microbiology and biochemistry are also helpful. The higher your grades in these core required classes, the better, as they will be scrutinized closely by the admissions team at each medical school to which you apply.

It is highly advisable that you work or volunteer in a healthcare setting, to show that you have a reasonable idea what a physician does during their day. Most successful applicants to medical school have a GPA of 3.3 or higher. The grades obtained in the core science classes will be considered the most important in your application to medical school.

During your last year of school, or once you have completed the required classes, you will take the MCAT, the entrance exam for medical school.

Smocking :O

SMOKING FACTS.

For anyone who smokes, is planning to stop smoking or even just for general information, it is useful to know the essential smoking facts as obviously the cigarette habit has affected everyone at one time or other, directly or indirectly.

Smoking is today known to be the biggest cause of both preventable and premature death not only in the US, but worldwide. Smoking- related diseases are a cause of over 440,000 deaths in the US annually. In the UK this figure stands at over 105,000 annually.

The life expectancy of the smoker is cut short by 10- 12 years and more than half of all smokers die from smoking-related diseases. The younger the onset of smoking the longer one will most likely smoke and younger one is more likely to die.Smoking is a slow killer, not just to the smoker but to those also around him as they are affected by second- hand smoke.

Comparative smoking facts show that the risk of heart attack is 70% higher among smokers than among non-smokers. The incidence of lung cancer is 10 times greater in smokers than non-smokers and one out of ten of people that smoke will die from this disease. Some 80% of smokers will at one time be diagnosed with heart disease, emphysema or chronic bronchitis.Of the diseases attributable to the tobacco habit, 29% are from lung cancer and 24% are caused by heart disease.

Over and above that,other cancers have also been linked to smoking, including cancer of the throat, mouth, stomach, cervix, breast and pancreas. All this is small wonder as cigarette smoke has been found to contain over 4,000 chemical compounds and toxins, all with very harmful to human health.

The good news is you can make a big difference to your health and these smoking facts can be turned around. It is never too late to stop smoking and greatly benefit your health. And today is a good day to stop.


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раз чувствую, что глупые люди в наше время ..
Больше всего мусульман ..
восторг, как они держатся за руки с не-чужой ..
Н. И. как на картинке ..

удовольствие только ...
держа руку незнакомца, который является не более, чем презирал держать собаку ...
увидеть, как они ненавистны Н. И. ..
узнать заключение так ..
извините, если обидел ..