P-ISSN 1176-5178
E-ISSN 1179-3597
Vol. 0, Issue 29, 2019November 29, 2019 NZST
From amyloidosis to Zellweger syndrome: how can the medical education system include thousands of rare diseases?
From amyloidosis to Zellweger syndrome: how can the medical education system include thousands of rare diseases?
Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 29, 2019
Vol. 0, Issue 29, 2019
- Editors' welcomeGisela A. KristonoLogan ZJ. Williams
- Now is a turning point for equityPeter Crampton
- From amyloidosis to Zellweger syndrome: how can the medical education system include thousands of rare diseases?Lucy McKay
- Sepsis – a quick tourPaul Huggan
- Two cases of ciguatera fish poisoning following eel consumptionSteve WaqanivavalagiMichael MurphyPeter Jones
- An unusual case of enterovirus causing Gianotti Crosti syndromeNatalie Allen
- Male genital examination in the medical curricula: an exploration of medical students’ experienceAndrew JayasuriaAndy WearnAnna VnukHarsh Bhoopatkar
- Climate medicine: our changing climate and health inequity in New ZealandCameron Toogood
- Tackling rural health inequities from the ground upBenjamin Alsop-ten Hove
- In the shadow of exclusion: the state of New Zealand Asian healthRex Liao
- NZMSA year in review 2019Fraser Jeffery
- Pacific Island Health Professional Students Association (PIHPSA): Who we are and the heart behind what we doFuatino Heath
- Equity at the table: Te Oranga and the push for Māori representationChayce Glass
- Health equity, tobacco smoking and biobankingEmma Espiner
- Interview with Dr Debbie Hughes and Sue van Mierlo about youth and sexual health services in a rural settingEmily YiTim Hall
- Understanding receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curvesRobin M TurnerClaire CameronAri Samaranayaka
- International handbook of health literacySylvia Duncan
- Unnatural causes: Is inequality making us sick? Online resourcesEmily Yi
- 3.05pmRobin Page
- Just another diabeticRubayet Arefin
- Mljet IVMichael Hayton
McKay, Lucy. 2019. “From Amyloidosis to Zellweger Syndrome: How Can the Medical Education System Include Thousands of Rare Diseases?” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (29): 7–10.