I was wondering how many medical students we have out there? I am one and it would be nice to see how many other ethiopians are going through the same process I am going through. Holla! Or for that matter how many people are interested in going into medicine. I can give tips on the MCAT and application process. Hope to get a good response...

Selam Tedseyoum,
I am not a medical science student, but a physicist interested in Medical physics. Do you have any information about the chance of being accepted to PhD position for a medium students? Does it matter if the applicant is abroad?
Do u know any schools on this area?
hope to hear from you!!
Senbet

Here is a list of schools I came across when I searched "medical physics" on google.

http://www.gradschools.com/programs/medical_physiology.html

gluck


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I am not a medical student, but I will start dental school fall 2007.

also check out www.Habeshacorner.com
under the High School and Beyond Club, you can see students in their prespective majors...

check it out, you may have to be a member to check this link but try it.

http://www.habeshascorner.com/clubs/colleges/


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"I used to go to sleep crying coz I couldn't write a prescription for poverty." Mihela of ESAi

"Most people know they can't get into a hospital without a doctor. What they don't know is that they won't get out of one- at least not alive- without a nurse." - Joan Lynaugh

I love esai
really...what everybody brings to the table is just touching


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No one is free when others are oppressed. ~Author Unknown

Sirafetutemari I could see some more schools. Thanks for the help.

Addismartina, thank you for the info I will check it when I get time.
have a nice time, you all.
senbet

No offense but I have a bad joke from Seinfield.

Question: What do you call a medical student who failed med school?

Answer: A dentist.

If my dentist hears this from me, he will probably take all my teeth out with a screw driver.


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There are no stupid questions, but there are a LOT of inquisitive idiots.

so quiz to all students studying health.

what are the prominent diseases in Ethiopia?


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"I used to go to sleep crying coz I couldn't write a prescription for poverty." Mihela of ESAi

"Most people know they can't get into a hospital without a doctor. What they don't know is that they won't get out of one- at least not alive- without a nurse." - Joan Lynaugh

Can I try?

Mujelit
Malaria
Ekek
Cheguara
Diarhia (lol..sp)
Lib Dikam
Ye Jerba Himem
Qola Qusil (specially children)
Ye Ayn himem (specially children)

ena yemesaselut


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Says a tribal chief: “Here in Lesotho, we have two problems: Rats and the government.”

No body, no one, not even those who perpetrate or/and perpetuate it, deserve injustice.

Which all sums up to, ...'beird' . How come 'Beird' is the main symptom of sickness in ET?


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IN GOD WE TRUST!

Live simply. Love generously. Care deeply. Speak kindly. Leave the rest to God.

Okay girl, u sayin that coz u never got Mujelit.


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Says a tribal chief: “Here in Lesotho, we have two problems: Rats and the government.”

No body, no one, not even those who perpetrate or/and perpetuate it, deserve injustice.

edegi edegi, gosh
now lets see if we can translate these into our studies





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"I used to go to sleep crying coz I couldn't write a prescription for poverty." Mihela of ESAi

"Most people know they can't get into a hospital without a doctor. What they don't know is that they won't get out of one- at least not alive- without a nurse." - Joan Lynaugh

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Care for the envrionment, cherish multiculturalism!!

[quote="AddisMartina"]edegi edegi, gosh
now lets see if we can translate these into our studies




Cause: a little qunicha penetrates your feet or hands (in worst cases) and starts to grow in there. When she grows up, her stomach (a transparent sack...must be her mahitsen..lol) grows bigger and bigger and she starts having babies in there. They look like qicham.

Symptoms: as soon as she gets in, that part of your feet gets ichy, really really ichy. In some cases, irritatingly painful. If not taken care of immediately and she grows up in there, the sack keeps growing and starts to deform that part of your feet. And the baby Mujeles might start to jump out, so you basically become a carrier. And if not taken care of right, and you leave the shenkof in there while trying to get her out, then starts a nightmare - wuha yiquatral, yasakikal, yitezetizal, and might lead to ye tifir meneqel. Eventually, it leades to major feet deformity if not taken care of.

Cure: People don't go to the clinic for Mujele problems unless they just came from Addis, and didn't know about it. People use Merfe to dig a hole around her, stick it to the sack and pull the damn thing out. Children who have people to take care of them don't get to that point...she gets pulled out the minute she gets in.

People who weren't taken care of as children have deformed feet mostly due to Mujele. It is not unusual to see people with deformed toe nails in areas where there is Mujele. In fact, when a cute guy comes to town, first thing we plot is to do everything we could to see his toe nails. If he has cute toe nails, then ooooh la la creme.


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Says a tribal chief: “Here in Lesotho, we have two problems: Rats and the government.”

No body, no one, not even those who perpetrate or/and perpetuate it, deserve injustice.