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  1. 3 hours ago

    We get it - revising for the Situational Judgement Test isn't the ideal way to spend the Christmas holidays. Take our quiz, featuring questions mapped to the real exam, for some easy and effective revision

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  2. 21 hours ago

    New research suggests can positively influence health equity

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  3. Dec 28

    Spending the post-Christmas lull revising for the exam? Make your revision easier with our handy quiz, full of mock questions and explanations!

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  4. Dec 26

    Did you know that cigarette smoke chemicals remain in the environment for months after smoking? Learn more about Thirdhand Smoke in this N&TR article

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  5. Dec 24

    Learn more about the new Early Vascular Aging Ambulatory Score in this article from

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  6. Dec 24

    Christmas preparations stressing you out? The great outdoors may offer you some comfort. Our final 12 Days of Christmas chapter covers the fascinating studies into the benefits of nature and landscapes to our health

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  7. Dec 23

    Karl Kahlbaum, who first identified the condition of catatonia, is considered one of the most influential figures in nineteenth-century . Learn about him and his work with today's 12 Days of Christmas chapter

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  8. Dec 23

    Revising for the Situational Judgement Test over the holidays? Let us help you out! Take our mock exam, based on real exam questions and formatting, for an easy revision win!

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  9. Dec 22

    All I want for Christmas is to learn how to tie a good surgical knot... Sound familiar? Read our 12 Days of Christmas free chapter of the day to learn how to tie the perfect knot, and other handy surgical techniques

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  10. Dec 21

    from - Impact of Blunted Nocturnal Blood Pressure Dipping on Cardiac Systolic Function in Community Participants Not Receiving Antihypertensive Therapy

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  11. Dec 21

    Our Clinical Placement Competition 2018 winner, Binay Gurung, was inspired by his work in a rural Nepalese hospital. Read about his experiences, in his words, with the OUPblog

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    Dec 20

    A recent study finds mindfulness-based eating behaviour strategies resulted in significant improvement in eating behaviour and facilitated subsequent weight-loss.

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  13. Dec 21

    Can't sleep because of Christmas excitement? It may be in your genes. Our 12 Days of Christmas free chapter for the day looks at the fascinating subject of the genetics of sleep

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  14. Dec 21

    Thanks ! We're so glad you love it as much as we do!

    MFT Libraries Top 10 for 2018. The top spot and no. 1 is The Oxford handbook of clinical medicine 10e ….. with 222 Issues (14 copies)…..
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  15. Dec 21

    Explore Oxford Medical Case Reports' most downloaded articles of 2018, featuring reports on mammalian meat allergies, one-and-a-half plus syndrome, and chronic urticaria and thyroid autoimmunity.

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  16. Dec 21

    Read the new supplement on Levosimendan in acute and advanced heart failure, published by the European Heart Journal

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  17. Dec 21

    Read the latest EACTS guidelines on clinical cases referring to diagnosis and management of patients with thoracic aortic pathologies

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  18. Dec 20

    Is transplantation for -related disease fair? Read the commentary

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  19. Dec 20

    What are the factors causing millions of deaths among newborns, children, and adolescents? More on maternal and child health in new book by

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  20. Dec 20

    Although obesity has long been recognized as a major risk factor for the development of type 2 , much less is known about the role of obesity in the initiation of type 1 diabetes. Learn more in

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