The Standing Committee on Reproductive Health and HIV/AIDS [SCORA] is taking the initiative to set up a Gender and Sexuality Seminar on Wednesday 15th February 2012 at Gateway Hall B1, University of Malta, between 1200 – 1400 hours. This seminar aims to bring into perspective the right to equality and the state of being...
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Normal tissues are growth-limited, that is they grow, divide and die in an orderly fashion. Feedback controls limit cell division once a certain number of cells have developed. This allows for tissue repair but not unnecessary growth. Cancer or neoplasms are a group of diseases in which abnormal body cells in a particular part...
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Would you like to make Summer 2012 worthwhile? Would you like to embark on a month-long trip to a foreign country to learn more about medicine? Would you like to make new friends, try new things and experience different cultures? Would you like to do all this at a low price? If you answered yes to all the above questions, then an...
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After a two year absence, countless hours of hard work and brainstorming of creative minds, this year’s Media team is proud to present to you the return of the witty popular newsletter Sphygmo! Find uploaded here: http://issuu.com/mmsa/docs/sphygmo_the_rebirth Don’t forget to grab your copy! Enjoy Elizabeth...
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As medical students we aim to promote public health within the Maltese population and this is why World Diabetes Day is an annual event on our calendar. Join us next Saturday! We will be carrying out free blood glucose tests, BMI check ups as well as distribute leaflets carrying advice and information on how to lead a healthy...
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Back in April 2011, medical students along with their friends, got together to raise awareness for Climate Change and Global Health through the medium of Dance! See the product of countless rehearsals and a good chunk of courage in the video below! MMSA would like to thank all those University students who so enthusiastically...
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