Medical Education, Plastic Surgery, Surgery

My Experience of a Medical Elective in a Developing Country vs a Developed Country

November 10, 2023

Conference, Medical Education, Plastic Surgery, Research, Science Communication

Reflections from the WSCMHUL Conference 2023

September 28, 2023

Conference, Interventional Radiology, Medical Education

Highlights of the Yorkshire Imaging and Interventional Radiology Symposium 2023

February 23, 2023

COVID-19, Medical Education, Research, Surgery, Training

Our Research Experience at Yale University

October 26, 2022

  • Medical Education, Plastic Surgery, Surgery

    My Experience of a Medical Elective in a Developing…

  • Conference, Medical Education, Plastic Surgery, Research, Science Communication

    Reflections from the WSCMHUL Conference 2023

  • Conference, Interventional Radiology, Medical Education

    Highlights of the Yorkshire Imaging and Interventional…

  • COVID-19, Medical Education, Research, Surgery, Training

    Our Research Experience at Yale University

Featured Posts

Highlights from the UPRAS Conference 2019

Conference, Medical Education, Plastic Surgery, Surgery, Training

Highlights from the UPRAS Conference 2019

The 12th Undergraduate Plastic Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery Conference (UPRAS) was held at the Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) in London on the 30th of November this year with an overwhelmingly accomplished list of speakers. […]

April 20, 2020

An interview with Professor Derek Alderson, President of the Royal College of Surgeons

Conference, Interview, Surgery

An interview with Professor Derek Alderson, President of the Royal College of Surgeons

During a quiet moment at the 5th HYMS National Undergraduate Surgical Conference, I was lucky to able to interview one of our brilliant speakers: Professor Derek Alderson, President of the Royal College of Surgeons. Professor […]

January 14, 2019

My research journey at Hull York Medical School

Research, Training

My research journey at Hull York Medical School

If someone had told me five years ago that I would undertake my medical training in the UK, I would have never believed them. The real life-changing opportunity came when I applied for an exchange […]

August 2, 2017

This Might Hurt: an important play about the NHS

Training

This Might Hurt: an important play about the NHS

John Godber is known for being one of the most performed playwrights in the UK, and has strong ties to Hull. “This Might Hurt” is his latest local play and a particularly important one. It tells the […]

November 18, 2016

Recent Posts

When an A level course ignites a university hobby

Medical Humanities

When an A level course ignites a university hobby

As a school leaver, I failed to realise when revising for my A levels that some things would stay with me: my passion for the German language being one of them. If you have chosen […]


May 5, 2016

First Medfest held at HYMS

Conference, Medical Humanities, Mental Health

First Medfest held at HYMS

This year is the first time that Medfest has ever been hosted by Hull York Medical School. On 21st March, medical students from across all year groups came to the University of Hull to take […]


May 4, 2016

A weekend in the wilderness

Training

A weekend in the wilderness

Friday, 5:30 pm. It was finally the end of a long week and a busy term; however, for a few medical students the activities were only just beginning. Members of the HYMS Wilderness Medical Society […]


April 20, 2016

Procrastination

Medical Humanities

Procrastination

Original poetry by Etomby Namme Sometimes it seems the more work you have to do… the less you do. DEVIL Thy name is PROCRASTINATION. E.ve.ry time, you snare me. Constantly, I’m falling, for your foolish […]


April 20, 2016

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