Medicine

Welcome to the Wikiversity School of Medicine! "Education Free at the Point of Delivery"

School Description The Wikiversity School of Medicine is a free online educational resource for the study of medicine. It is a member of the Faculty of Life Sciences and aims to maximize collaboration with other schools within the faculty and elsewhere. Prospective students may study medicine at Wikiversity by registering with the site and joining the school. Students may study via the proposed curriculum pathway, by picking and choosing modules or lessons from the different departments or by joining the school in creating lessons. Please read the School of Medicine Disclaimer

Affiliates The School of Medicine is actively seeking affiliates to collaborate with on projects of mutual interest

School Noticeboard This school is currently under construction. Feel free to help in its establishment

Curriculum The school's medical course is currently divided into pre-clinical and clinical sets of modules. Access to these modules is via the school curriculum. Below are the divisions and departments of the School of Medicine Pre-clinical Departments Level 1: Evidence-based Medicine Molecular Biology Anatomy Physiology Level 2: Pathology Microbiology Pharmacology Clinical Skills Clinical Departments Level 3: Hematology Cardiovascular Medicine Respiratory Medicine Gastroenterology Nephrology Neurology Endocrinology Level 4: Ophthalmology Otorhinolaryngology Dermatology Psychiatry Oncology Orthopedics and Rheumatology Urology Level 5: Pediatric Medicine Anesthesiology Emergency Medicine Reproductive Medicine Geriatric Medicine Primary Care Medicine Military Medicine

Basic medical sciences

Chemistry - Physics - Molecular Biology - Cell Biology - Biochemistry - Anatomy - Psychology - Communication - Philosophy - General Biology - Histology - Medical Microbiology - Pathology - Pharmacology - Physiology - Immunology - Laboratory Techniques - Genetics - Serology - Virology - Community Medicine - Health Informatics - Cytogenetics

Papers

• Control of Viremia and Prevention of AIDS following Immunotherapy of SIV-Infected Macaques with Peptide-Pulsed Blood

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