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P-ISSN 1176-5178
E-ISSN 1179-3597
Features Articles
Vol. 0, Issue 31, 2020September 11, 2020 NZST

Medical history: First women in medicine

Meghan Scanlan,
issue 312020

Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 31, 2020

Vol. 0, Issue 31, 2020
  • Editors’ welcome
    Nicky DunnGisela A. Kristono
  • Pacific health perspective on social responsibility
    Lupe Taumoepeau
  • Sharing your voice – healthy action for climate change
    Liz SpringfordScott Metcalfe
  • Social responsibility, solidarity, and equity in the time of COVID-19
    Angela BallantyneElizabeth Dai
  • Surgery, social responsibility, and the COVID-19 pandemic
    Sarah C. Rennie
  • To have or not to have flowers?
    Shehnaz Hussain
  • An overview of the pathophysiology and the past, current, and future treatments of neovascular age-related macular degeneration
    Niha M. Hussain
  • Medical management of cataracts: promising or pointless?
    Natalie Allen
  • Post-tonsillectomy haemorrhage rates at Nelson Hospital
    Ahmed Sherif
  • Clinical audit – verifying transthoracic echocardiography reports
    Mustafa Sherif
  • An unusual cause for subconjunctival haemorrhage: Pilates
    Muhammed E. GöktepeEbru ErgeErdinç YavuzOnur Öztürk
  • The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA): A year in review 2020
    Ellie Baxter
  • Sharp Scratch: Podcasting the topics that medical school won’t teach you
    Laura Nunez-Mulder
  • COVID-19 and the disproportionate harms of gambling, alcohol and the obesogenic environment on Māori.
    Emma EspinerNadine Houia-Ashwell
  • P values: what is their significance?
    Claire CameronAri SamaranayakaRobin M. Turner
  • Medical history: First women in medicine
    Meghan Scanlan
  • A new era of medical education
    Art Nahill
  • The Hidden Specialty: Military Medicine
    Michaela Rektorysova
  • Elective report: Floating Doctors, Bocas del Toro, Panama
    Natalie Bell
  • Podcasts: Making the most of your ride home
    Natasha Smyrke
  • Stepwise Clinical Examination Handbook (2nd edition) by Matthew D. Mackey
    Karen Suresh
  • The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma by Bessel van der Kolk
    Patrick Macaskill-Webb
  • Also Human: The Inner Lives of Doctors by Caroline Elton
    Uma Sreedhar
  • Something good had to happen that day
    Harry Di Somma
  • ‘To be seen’
    Dan Ieremia
  • Together
    Jocelyn Lim
NZMSJ
Scanlan, Meghan. 2020. “Medical History: First Women in Medicine.” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (31): 50–51.
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