P-ISSN 1176-5178
E-ISSN 1179-3597
Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021April 22, 2021 NZST
The interface between medicine and politics; an imperative and opportunity that should be used responsibly
The interface between medicine and politics; an imperative and opportunity that should be used responsibly
Articles in Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021
Vol. 0, Issue 32, 2021
- Editors' WelcomeNicky DunnSameer Bhat
- The interface between medicine and politics; an imperative and opportunity that should be used responsiblyAshley Bloomfield
- Shifting the policy inertia on preventionBoyd Swinburn
- The roles and responsibilities of students and clinicians in political issues related to healthJonathan Coleman
- Virtual volunteerism: The impetus for connection in the time of COVID-19Leah Sarah Peer
- Eagle’s Syndrome as a differential diagnosis in OdynophagiaKaveshan NaidooSubhaschandra Shetty
- Mini-review: Antihypertensive activity of probiotic Lactobacillus casei through modulation of the gut microbiotaMuhammad Luthfi Adnan
- Eosinophilia as a predictor of response to checkpoint inhibition in patients with metastatic melanoma.Tim Bridgman
- A narrative review of the health impact of climate change and food security on Pacific Island countries and territoriesThomas SwinburnVili NosaJudith McCool
- A narrative review of noncommunicable diseases in the Pacific region: A case study of the island of NiueTahirah MotonVili Nosa
- Streptococcus gallolyticus bacteraemia requiring 12-step desensitisation for penicillinOliver Lyons
- FACT OR FICTION? “Skin diseases are the fourth largest cause of disability worldwide”Jamin Kim
- Disability burden of skin diseasesChristopher Mayo
- The University of Auckland BMedSc(Hons) AbstractsVarious Authors
- The assertion of Tino Rangatiratanga in tertiary education and by Iwi: The Tū Kahika foundation year health sciences scholarship at the University of Otago and the Te Rarawa response to COVID-19Nadine Houia-Ashwell
- Sample size in health researchAri SamaranayakaClaire CameronRobin Turner
- Undergraduates medical education in the time of COVID-19: Lessons learnt from Democratic Republic of the CongoShibu SasidharanHarpreet Dhillon
- Love letter to childEmi Frost
- Let the grief wash off youRia George
- Physically isolated, but socially connectedHannah SY Kim
Bloomfield, Ashley. 2021. “The Interface between Medicine and Politics; an Imperative and Opportunity That Should Be Used Responsibly.” New Zealand Medical Student Journal 0 (32): 8–9. https://doi.org/10.57129/WPNC4116.