Coming to the end of FY1 feels crazy to me, and I’m sure to lots of other trainees out there. It’s like you put your head down last July...

Balancing medical school and a chronic illness like type 1 diabetes can be overwhelming. In this post, a medical student shares real-life tips for managing health, studies, and clinical placements. From staying organised to advocating for support, this guide offers practical advice and honest insight for anyone navigating medical training with a long-term condition.

BY Dalia Al-Temimi Research is a huge part of modern medicine, shaping everything from new treatments to public health policies. As a...

A Day in the Life of a Research Technician: Navigating Challenges Through Teamwork and Data Analysis As a research technician, my daily...

Today, Regional Lead Hannah Stobbs talks to us about her intercalation experience at Liverpool. I didn’t plan on intercalating until...

With our ever growing team, Medics and Me is always on the lookout for building partnerships with new students and teachers. We are...

Though the application process is arguably one of the hardest parts of the med school experience, it is by no means plain sailing after...

Doing a Masters as part of a totally different institute (the Humanitarian Conflict Response Institute), studying a totally different...

Getting into med school is tough, there’s no question about it. It’s also what a lot of us have been striving for for years, chasing the...

GP placements tend to vary massively in quality and enjoyable-ness, being the marmite of med student experience but bread and butter of...