BOOKS TO READ Before (or During) Medical School

[@gerardoglezc]

Wth, this is one of the top videos I've seen this last year. Thank you so much!!

[@peterseissler]

Looked at your reviews of the books that you read. I was in Med school (and PhD too), in Boston. 41 years ago, I just started my 4th year when I had a CVA. I had (past tense, please), and expressive aphasia, agraphia and hemiparesis. The first two, are resolved, I still one armed bandit. Before my wonderful event, I was cocky and focused. In the early years, just simply things were hard. My languages took decades (20-25 years) to get the abilities to speak (my level was relatively high level CVA), but in general, I recognized that one is the different of Homosapien vs chimpanzee? The language, language, language (and logic, too). So, do have some perspective, maybe, but I thought in the early years of my situation. Med student vs a patient. -Peter Seissler P.S.: After my CVA, I worked for 20 years in biotech firms and 10 years at Mount Sinai Medical School.

[@youreMINE]

The way u talk is so calming ❤

[@latue87]

Thank you for this list!

[@07.dhriteemotghare86]

This was really helpful..thanks 😊

[@alzamili2564]

I hope to meet you if I join Oxford

[@ElyHamad]

Hope you will😊

[@juliedzuldakuklova7778]

This video was great, thank you :)

[@kai-ux5vu]

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[@Medico_Maan]

Sister your reading level is very high!!! I am the beginner who read adventure books and i am going to join medical field

[@sirijanthakur]

heyy, Try Neurofitness by Dr. Rahul Jindal, It's one amazing outlook from a neurosurgeon's prospective, how the brain heals, Eye opening stories from his journey, etc.

[@ZQmedicinspires]

Thanks for the recommendation, I've been meaning to read his books for some time! :)

[@roaya3448]

I want your help to guide me how i can to really achieve my dream

[@kkakyoiin]

love the vlog ╰(*°▽°*)╯!! tysmmm ❤ .. the books: 1. The emperor of all maladies- Siddharta Mukherjee 2. When breath becomes air- Paul Kalanithi 3. Being Mortal- Atul Gawande 4. Do no harm- Henry Marsh 5. War doctor- David Nott 6. Fragile lives- Stephen Westaby 7. Complications- Atul Gawande 8. Your life in my hands- Rachel Clarke 9. Dear life- Rachel Clarke 10. This is going to hurt- Ada Kay 11. The epigenetics revolution- Nessa Carey 12. The spark of life- Frances Asheroft 13. I contain multitudes- Ed Yong 14. The body- Bill Bryson 15. Lifespan- David A. Sinclair (PhD)

[@mervenurdemirci745]

türkiyeden merhaba öncelikle videoların çok güzel sıkı takipçinin bana ilham kaynağı oluyorsun oxford da okuma hayalimi dahada güçlendiriyorsun teşekkür ederim OXFORD başvuruları hakkında bir video çekermisin ?

[@mervenurdemirci745]

hello from turkey, first of all, your videos are beautiful, you are an inspiration to me, you are an inspiration to me, you strengthen my dream of studying in Oxford, thank you, can you make a video about OXFORD applications?

[@SHAKEELKHAN-tq4ov]

Thank you for all the recommendations can I know where I can read all these for free ♥️ Thank you 😊

[@Pranav-hk9vb]

Hello Can u recommend me some books which can increase my reading speed and help me to retain much longer to help me gain an edge over other medicos Will enter medical school this year ( india)

[@noble2694]

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[@zabiullahtahiri7395]

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