Someone emailed us concerned that all the info, pictures, and hard work put into the old RMstudents website was going to be lost. Please understand that this will not happen. Here is my response:
Trust me, we would never be getting rid of all the information and hard work put into the old site. We're just giving the new website a makeover. We're in the process of moving all the pictures, data, and other stuff over from the old website to the new one. It's just a long process and takes time. We definitely don't want to lose any history, just give the website a new fresh look with some cool new features. When I said the old one will be disappearing, I meant that the old webspace and design would eventually be trashed. The data is all safely backed up. Sorry if that didn't come out right in my email.
As far as transferring organizations (clubs) data, to the new site, we're working on that too. However, we need to speak with individual groups to find out what needs to be transferred, and what is just old info that we can trash (like board members from 04/05). Let me know if you have any other questions or if you are still concerned... Read More »
We've added "groups" to RMstudents. This means that you can now create groups for people to join. These can be any sort of grouping you can think of. Examples include "Class of 2011", "AMSA", and "Jimbo's study group". You can easily subscribe and unsubscribe whenever you wish. More to come on making and using groups in the tutorial...
Sonali has been kind enough to make an outline of some of the Embryology info. It's attached, in pdf format.
According to a new law passed by Congress, most medical residents no longer qualify for loan deferment during residency. In the past, 67% of residents qualified for deferment of loans during their first 3 years of residency, a period which no payments are due and the government pays the interest on all subsidized loans. According to the new rules set by Congress, very few residents will qualify for deferment.
Read a full description from the AMA
AMA instructions for contacting Congress
The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded jointly yesterday to Mario Cappechi, Martin Evans, and Oliver Smithies "for their discoveries of principles for introducing specific gene modifications in mice by the use of embryonic stem cells". You can watch the announcement on YouTube.
This is a list of some things we need to be able to identify, organized by slide. Thanks to Benjamin Feijoo for compiling it. You must be registered and logged in to view the attachment, which I converted to a pdf.
This is a list of helpful mnemonics for anatomy fall midterm studying. Thanks to Alla Goldburt for compiling it. You must be registered and logged in to view the attachment, which I converted to a pdf.
The following is a copy of material and links from the old RMstudents website from the Anatomy section. Major credit is due to the upperclassmen (and women) who compiled this information for us. Thanks to them. (You must be registered and logged in to view attachments). Also, please note that many of these study aids are likely dated. Please take all information with a grain of salt (or a whole shaker). Read More »
The following is a copy of material and links from the old RMstudents website from the Physiology section. Major credit is due to the upperclassmen (and women) who compiled this information for us. Thanks to them. (You must be registered and logged in to view attachments)
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