By Saarah Chowdhury In 2023, 84,000 people claimed asylum in the UK. For months, or even years, they are stuck in the limbo of the asylum process, left to reckon with their forced migration and uncertain future while inside an often hostile and isolating system. Zevan describes himself as
Azsvin Mariathasan Part One – The Report The National Health Service. To the public, an organisation dear to the heart of British culture. To doctors, the cause of many sleepless nights. To politicians a nightmare of which there is no escape. The organisation is riddled from top to bottom with diseased
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Rethinking Dunbar’s Number and the 150-Friend Limit to our Social Circles Harshitaa Sendhilkumar Ever find yourself eagerly committing to plans, only to later dread the thought of socialising? Suddenly, your bed becomes the most inviting place on Earth, and the urge to cancel feels like the most logical thing
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Word of the Issue: Sonder A Discussion of its Power in Medical Practice
Dear RUMS Review readers, We have just published our first edition of the year! The team has put together a beautifully written and designed magazine covering topics of great breadth – you are sure to find an article that intrigues you or resonates with you. Have a read online at rumsreview.
We are excited to share the January 2025 online edition of the RUMS Review magazine, now available to read here. A note from our Editor-in-Chief, Nilay Sah: Welcome to the first issue of the RUMS Review Magazine 2024/25! It’s my pleasure to lead the magazine for a second
Dear RUMS Review readers, Welcome to the first RUMS Review newsletter! Updates We have an ambitious year planned and are expanding and improving the RUMS Review in a multitude of ways: 1: This monthly newsletter Here we will keep you updated on our magazine release dates, our events – speakers, workshops,
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We are excited to share the April 2024 online edition of the RUMS Review magazine, now available to read here. This volume is particularly special, as it marks 25 years of RUMS—the Royal Free, University College and Middlesex Medical Students Society—from which this magazine inherits both name and
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