A lively discussion with three Edinburgh-based surgeons, with a particular emphasis on the challenges facing women when working in such a demanding and high-pressure career.Presented by MBChB medical student, Heen Shamaz.With:

Approximately 15% of people living in the UK identify as neurodivergent. But what does it mean to be neurodivergent if you're working in the medical profession?  Joana Rodrigues, Year 5 MBChB student, hosts a lively discussion with...

Heen, Mohini and Sonia are all women of colour who are part of the Edinburgh Medical School community. They discuss how staff, students and clinicians all have a part to play in fostering a sense of belonging and community at medical school tha...

Medicine is often considered an elite profession - according to the British Medical Journal, only 4% of doctors in the UK are from a working class background."Widening participation" programmes in universities are seeking to address the...

Edinburgh Medical School MBChB  Year 5 student, Jen Baker, meets influential GP and researcher Professor Roy Robertson.   Jen is a member of the Homeless and Inclusion Health Society at Edinburgh Medical School and Roy is ...