10 Aug
2021
Reopening Anxiety and Tips for Self-Isolation ›
Our so-called Freedom Day arrived on the 19th of July. Alongside feelings of euphoria, freedom and exhilaration was concern, fear and anxiety, coming in the midst of a drastic…
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We are Medics4Medics
We are UCL medical students, committed to creating a peer based mental health support community.
We run fortnightly events on a range of topics about wellbeing and mental health.
We open discussions around wellbeing and mental health in doctors and medical students.
We listen, understand and help you navigate the support services available.
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28 Jan
M4M: Combatting Unhealthy Competition in Medical School
Hello everyone! We're halfway through the year, and with formatives and assessments on the horizon, it's easy to get caught…
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Myth Buster
“Once you have a mental health condition you can never fully recover.”
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The GMC says:
This is not true. There are many different types of mental health conditions and many people make a full recovery from them.
