Recorded interviews with human and medical geneticists

Training of medical geneticists.

Canadian College of Medical Geneticists

Quarreling geneticists and a diplomat.

I N the 1950s the hydrogen bomb was new; it was also fearsome. Some of the test explosions produced debris that was dispersed by high-altitude winds, dropping radioactive fallout over an entire hemisphere. Some geneticists feared that mutations induced by the radiation would constitute a significant genetic hazard to future generations. Other people argued that the tests were a necessary part o...

Description versus evaluation of medical interviews.

In many areas of medicine, an intervention can be evaluated using the same measures and terms as are used to describe it. What is good that is, what is effective in producing medical benefit -can be characterized as specifiable amounts of particular actions or substances delivered under specifiable conditions. Research that develops a more precise description of the intervention leads directly ...

How to succeed at medical interviews

Few people truly relish being interviewed. But as a professional, you will go through a number of interviews in your life that will affect your career progression. In this article, we provide some tips on how best to prepare for a medical interview, both in terms of your portfolio and interview practice. Advice is also given on how to maximize performance during the interview and gain the most ...