Learn about the intricacies of your brain in just over a minute with One Minute Medical School. […]
Cerebral anatomy in 90 seconds


Learn about the intricacies of your brain in just over a minute with One Minute Medical School. […]

Everybody knows that elevated dopamine is the reason we experience pleasure, right? […]

Stanford cardiologist Joshua Knowles, MD, explains familial hypercholesterolemia, a genetically inherited disease that causes the body’s inability to clear high levels of cholesterol from the blood. Dr. Knowles explains the symptoms of the condition and treatment options available. […]

A video from British Pathé on heart patients in London and Britain’s first heart transplant at the National Heart Hospital. […]
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The RPS has released a new video highlighting how pharmacists can improve patient care in Accident and Emergency Departments. It shows what a specially-trained pharmacist can achieve in A&E and the impact the role has had on other health professionals in the department. […]

We all know sleep is a vital part of human function, yet we don’t know what exactly happens when we sleep and what makes it so important, other than an overall restorative process. What’s worse – driving drunk or sleep deprived? Professor Williams explores this, and describes how lack of sleep could even meaningfully affect […]
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You couldn’t live without the skin you’re in. Find out what’s going on under the surface in the skin video. […]

Maximum security prisons at Durham, Leicester and Parkhurst from British Pathe. […]

You don’t need fancy gym gear or a lot of space to get active– just a few minutes and a positive attitude. Work up a living-room sweat with our simple 10 minute workout. […]
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A 1949 British Pathe Film on Physiotherapy treatment. […]