Adaptation is difficult, be it a change of medical school, an entrance to a new academic session or even as simple as starting your clinical years. As an Egypt transfer student currently doing my clinical training in Malaysia, I have…
Whenever you face something you’re afraid of, your brain starts a chain reaction that is triggered by a stressful stimulus and ends with the release of chemical substances. Your breathing speeds up. Your heart races. Your muscles tighten. Beads of…
The issue of the homeless and banning of soup kitchens had caught nationwide public attention recently. Fortunately some good news came out of it eventually when the government announced of plan to create facilities for these homeless and you could…
There is a Malay saying, which states that “Today’s young generation are the leaders of the future”. We should see this matter in a larger context and not narrow down the meaning of leader to only national or country leader. We are all leaders of…
Anecdote “I know sadness is part of life. After all, it is just one of many emotions; happiness, sorrow, anger, confusion, excitement, contentment, pride and the list goes on. The spectrum of emotion is wide and we need to feel…
Ramadhan is leaving and we definitely feel the urge to make the most of the precious time we have left. We surely can’t deny the month of Ramadhan leaves behind unforgettable memories each and every time it stops by. Today,…
You didn’t think we would have a Ramadhan memory article without sharing some of our experiences outside of Malaysia did you? Here are our overseas Ramadhan memories. I remembered my first Ramadhan. At the time, I was 5 years…
United Kingdom. Ireland. Australia. Mesir. India. Indonesia. Berikut adalah sebahagian daripada tempat belajar yang ditawarkan oleh pihak kerajaan untuk meneruskan pengajian dalam bidang perubatan. Universiti awam dan swasta juga ada menyediakan kos perubatan yang tidak kurang hebatnya, namun salah satu…
It was an unusual Friday in Egypt. Residents within the vicinities of Abbasiya would usually throng the Mosque of Nur at 12 pm to listen to the Friday’s sermon but today, residents turned up earlier and came in almost double…
It is a common practice in Jordan University of Science & Technology to have medical students circulating in other hospitals in Jordan. Our clinical teaching is not only done in the university hospital, but also in the government teaching hospitals.…