Our next 'Topic for Discussion'
We know that Homo sapiens interbred with their closest relatives, the Neanderthals, multiple times during their overlapping history. This didn’t seem to harm our species much – traces of Neanderthal DNA quietly live in some people today – although new research suggests these repeated encounters may have spelled trouble for the Neanderthals.
​
Biology enrichment runs: 12.20-12.45pm in Lab 3 - no need to sign up, all welcome!
Follow @KYTOS_Biology on TikTok for updates!
MED:SEM CALENDAR
Sessions run from: 12.20-12.55pm in Lab 3
Should doctors be allowed to kill people?
Join us as we examine the laws around euthanasia, with reference to landmark cases around the world. We'll debate the ethical dilemmas faced by medical professionals when compassion and legality are at odds. ​​​​​
​
Breaking Bad News - Getting it right!
​Delivering life-changing news is one of the toughest responsibilities in medicine. In this seminar, we'll explore the emotional, ethical, and professional challenges, and how SPIKES and Kaye's models can be used effectively.
​
Is Private Healthcare better than the NHS?
Join us to explore the advantages and limitations of both private healthcare and the NHS — from access and quality of care to ethics and equity — and consider whether one system truly delivers better outcomes than the other.
5/11
11/11
12/12
Coming soon to MED:SEM
​​
-
Is private healthcare better than the NHS?
-
Breaking bad news
-
Choosing the right medical school
-
NHS and the HIV Blood Scandal
-
The Thyroid Gland
-
How do you print human organs?
-
Cosmetic surgery - is it worth the risk?
-
All about MMI Interviews
-
Should doctors be allowed to kill people
-
Traits of medical professionals
-
Patient Cases - Session 5