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Service of Thanksgiving | 20th March 2012
The Service of Thanksgiving has become an annual event in memory of those who have bequeathed their bodies to the University in the previous academic year. The Service is unrelated to the final committal or funeral service of any individual, but, rather, is intended as an opportunity for the public-spirited actions of the donors to be acknowledged. The Service last year was attended by approximately 400 people. These included many relatives and friends of the deceased, ...
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Anatomical Rap by Dr Christopher See
CONCEPT This “rap” looks at two main anatomical motions which are complex in terms of their muscular anatomy – shoulder flexion and shoulder abduction, by looking at a well known physiological position of gangster rappers; the Gangster Lean. This position is adopted whilst driving to put one hand on the wheel, and the other around the seat or companion of ...
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Manchester Medical Careers Day 2012
Scalpel in conjunction with the MMS will be arranging the surgical aspect of the careers fair! When: 7th March 2012 Time: 2pm-5pm Where: Stopford Building, Oxford Road, M13 9PT There will be a variety of surgeons from the follow specialities: - ENT -Transplant -Urology -Plastics -Breast -Max Fax -Neurology -General -Paediatrics -Vascular -Orthopaedics -Colorectal This will offer you the chance to explore the different surgical specialities, find out more about surgery as a career and speak one to one with consultants and trainees about their experiences as well ...
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‘From School to Surgery’ @ Manchester High School for Girls
MHSG students with an interest in Medicine were delighted to have the chance to explore the field of Surgery, a traditionally male-dominated profession. The ‘From School to Surgery’ day was led by Scalpel, the University of Manchester’s Surgical Society. It enabled girls, from Year 11 and the Sixth Form, to experience practical skills and listen to advice from both medical students and doctors about joining this ...
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