Morgan Blanc is currently on the University’s BM5 course in his fourth year (5th year of study after his intercalation). He speaks to Medically Speaking about undertaking the Medical Humanities module. A poem he wrote during the module is at the bottom of the page.
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Medical Humanities – a student’s view
Humanising Medicine: Unveiling Medical Humanities at Southampton
Medically Speaking hears from Luca Di Gregorio, about what makes the Medical Humanities module beneficial for students.
Read moreBlack Women in Health Panel
To celebrate Black History Month, three Black female professionals – Dr Ria Clarke (RC), Esmé Ara’Resa (ER) and Priscilla Vivian (PV) – took part in a panel event exploring treating Black female patients, being a Black woman working in healthcare, and navigating the difficulty of self-care. In this blog for Medically Speaking, two medical students Oluwasemire Adetoro and Ihuoma Osuji, share their key takeaways, insights and discussions from the event.
Read moreHow to inspire the next generation of students about the big topics
LifeLab and University colleagues delivered a one-day training session around global health. Here’s how it went…
Read moreBringing sustainability into the medical curriculum
Here from Southampton team who are working together to embed planetary health and sustainability topics into the curriculum.
Read moreVisible leadership by Professor Cheryl Metcalf
Professor Cheryl Metcalf shares a personal blog to celebrate diversty.
Read moreInnovation for Translation: what’s in a name? (Part 1)
Dr Zoë Walters, PhD, FHEA
Associate Professor in Translational Epigenomics, reflects on the decision to create the Innovation for Translation Research Group
Attending the Global Young Scientists Summit
BM5 student Pavan Marvaha reflects on her experience attending the Global Young Scientists Summit.
Read moreA global health initiative
Professor Philip Calder discusses the global health projects taking place in the Faculty of Medicine.
Read moreClimate change will likely turn global health into ‘our health’
A new blog about how climate change will impact our health
Read moreTeam Musculoskeletal Science!
Professor Nick Harvey discusses the need for more interdisciplinary approaches to improve musculoskeletal health in later life.
Read moreReducing the transmission of disparities across generations – central role for University of Southampton researchers
Southampton research has pioneered the concept that preconception influences can have a lasting biological effect on the risk of childhood obesity, alongside consequences for mental health and a child’s ability to learn.
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