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⚕️HIPPOCRATES Weekly⚕️
A publication of the University of Ibadan Medical Students' Association (UIMSA) Press
15/07/26
ISSUE: 06/01
EDITORIAL📜
The Fine Line Between the Baader-Meinhof Phenomenon and Vigilance
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NEWS🗞️
INEC Activates Self-Service Portal for New Voter Registration
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Second Semester to Run for 13 Lecture Weeks, UISU Clarifies
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Three UIMSAITES Named 2026 NHEF Scholars
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UIMSA Press Journalism Webinar
The UIMSA Press is having a webinar session on a career in journalism and medicine, and a fine balance in both.
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If you stay in a specialty long enough, you are at risk of being called a historian of that subject. And it may be true that a sustained, unyielding gaze on a subject provides a body of remarkable insights that won’t fall on someone who cares less. The first time someone called me a music historian, I was shocked, and my face literally changed, partly because I had initially considered the use of the word "historian" flippant. But upon further reflection and examination, I have accepted, even warmed up to, the description. Yes, I am a music historian. I am the guy who dreams of Ojoge Daniel. Struck by a Tunde Nightingale falsetto mid-stride. I have danced to SE Rogie in the shower, a hazard I am happy to live with. Yes, I buy rare, expensive Theophilus Iwalokun LPs on Discogs. And, no regrets. Growing up as a lover of music, I was preoccupied with how to shape my life in service of what I love. This is why those who knew me 20 years ago can tell that nothing has changed, except the quality of my prose. I am the same guy, that guy who loves music.
UIMSA Press Journalism Webinar
The UIMSA Press is having a webinar session on a career in journalism and medicine, and a fine balance in both.
Our Speaker, @JollyPaps1, is a Nigerian poet, culture journalist, essayist, author, and psychiatrist based in the United Kingdom.
UIMSA Press Journalism Webinar
The UIMSA Press is having a webinar session on a career in journalism and medicine, and a fine balance in both.
Our Speaker, @JollyPaps1, is a Nigerian poet, culture journalist, essayist, author, and psychiatrist based in the United Kingdom.
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⚕️HIPPOCRATES Weekly⚕️
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08/05/26
ISSUE: 05/07
EDITORIAL📜
Flickers of Light, Hope and Everything In-Between
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SPORTS🏆
MBBS Sink Animal Science In SEALS Cup ’26 Round Of 32
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SEALS Cup ’26: MBBS Women See Off EHS to Book Knockout Spot
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MBBS Thrashes Law Three Goals To Nil
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