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Showing posts with label miscellaneous. Show all posts

Getting into Med School

Posted by Lab Coat on Saturday, October 16, 2010 , under | comments (0)



You do not necessarily need to do those tedious pre-med requirements to get into med schools these days. Many schools such as Mt. Sinai school of medicine admits a small number of students every year who have skipped all these requirements, including the MCAT exam. The program promises spots for about 35 undergraduates a year studying humanities or social sciences instead of the traditional pre-medical school curriculum. These undergraduates must have also maintained a 3.5 grade-point average.

Other schools have similar programs to this as well.


For more on this visit : The New York Times for the full article

BP Spill Links

Posted by Lab Coat on Thursday, June 24, 2010 , under , , | comments (0)


Average GPA, Science GPA, and MCAT for Medical School

Posted by Lab Coat on Thursday, May 27, 2010 , under , , , , | comments (0)


Organic Chemistry Notes

Posted by Lab Coat on Monday, May 3, 2010 , under , , | comments (0)




For those of you out there like myself studying for those upcoming final exams here is a little bit of help. I am sure many of you like myself have teachers that wrote the book and basically stand in the front of the room and read you their textbook. It may be nice to have the teacher do this for you, but in reality they aren't giving you any concrete notes making it harder to learn. Here is a list of some useful links to other schools organic chemistry notes which have been helping me a lot.




University of Missouri Kansas
Book: Organic Chemistry 3rd Edition by Maitland Jones Jr.(Same book used at NYU)

Stony Brook University
Book: Organic Chemistry, 9th Edition by Solomons Fryhle

Notes From a TA at NYU
Book: Organic Chemistry 3rd Edition by Maitland Jones Jr.

Maitland Jones Jr. Princeton Webpage:
http://www.princeton.edu/~mjjr/ORGO/302X2006.html
The site is not fully functional, but many of the practice exams are posted

If there are any websites anyone else recommends just add to the list as a comment.

-MF

15 Ways Science Will Kill Us

Posted by Lab Coat on Saturday, March 13, 2010 , under | comments (0)



Pretty interesting article about how we will doom ourselves.

Check it out: http://brainz.org/15-ways-science-will-kill-us-all/

Auscultation For Dummies

Posted by Lab Coat on Monday, February 22, 2010 , under | comments (0)



YOU HAVE ONE YOU JUST DONT KNOW HOW TO USE IT

Everybody has an old stethoscope lying around their house somewhere. Check out The Auscultation Assistant and begin preforming your own diagnossis on friends and families. Site includes heart and lung sounds and how to identify them. Percise areas where to listen for them and all the physiology to go along with it.

-KB-

Snowpocalypse 2010, They really couldn't think of a better title?

Posted by Lab Coat on Saturday, February 6, 2010 , under | comments (0)



Some interesting pictures around the globe of this past snowstorm engulfing the Mid-Atlantic.

http://news.discovery.com/earth/snowstorm-winter-weather-snowpocalypse.html

NO MORE CAVITIES!!!

Posted by Lab Coat on Thursday, February 4, 2010 , under , , | comments (0)






get the full info at http://www.popsci.com/technology/article/2010-01/cavity-killer

Math Help

Posted by Lab Coat on Monday, January 25, 2010 , under , | comments (0)



For all of you students out there who need help with math of any sort, this is a great site to help aid in the process of learning.



Although a good site, make sure you still go to class because differences in individuals curriculum and these notes may exist.

Doomsday Clock

Posted by Lab Coat on Monday, January 18, 2010 , under | comments (1)




Yes it does exist. For those of you that have no idea what this is (image on left) its the doomsday clock. The clock itself does not tell time, but since 1947 the clock has been kept and maintained. The famed workers of the Manhattan project thought of creating this symbol to set a standard of alert and time until the end of the world or a large disaster. The end being the symbolic strike to midnight. Since the establishment of the clock at seven minutes to midnight its time has fluctuated quite a bit going from the safest the world has ever been in 1991, seventeen minutes to midnight, to an all time low of two minutes in 1953. The clock has been adjusted according to nuclear threats over time, but since 2007 has included climate changes and nanotechnological threats. Its most current reading is six minutes to midnight as of January 14th 2010. The clock turning back may be a sign that the world won't be ending in 2012. Having the world end as I finish college would be horrendous. My whole life would have been spent in school, learning for nothing. But there may be hope that I may live in a time where I don't have class everyday. Yet again in the next two years the clock may fluctuate like a sine curve until our eventual downfall. Only time can tell what's in store for the future.

Doomsday Clock Timeline
http://www.thebulletin.org/content/doomsday-clock/timeline

-MF

Top ITouch Medical APPS

Posted by Lab Coat on Sunday, January 17, 2010 , under , , | comments (0)


Half Man Half Lamb

Posted by Lab Coat on Friday, January 15, 2010 , under , , | comments (0)





Sheep gives birth to what looks like lamb body with human face

(full article) http://english.pravda.ru/science/mysteries/12-01-2010/111621-sheep_human_face-0

Saving Lives: Medical Technology

Posted by Lab Coat on Monday, January 11, 2010 , under , | comments (0)




For some reason this reminds me of " The Matrix".