Os copio el anuncio de trabajo que la revista Lancet ofrece para estudiantes de medicina de cualquier país y que hemos leído en el blog noticias de salud:
Would you like to be a Lancet Student Blogger?
We’re looking for five medical students, from any country, and in any year, to blog for us for twelve months. Potential topics include yourself, your course, your thoughts on the latest medical news, global health, technology, and more. We’d want at least two 300-500 word blogs a fortnight, and you’d have to be willing to have your name and photograph on our website.
In return, we can offer you a year’s free subscription to The Lancet online, and work experience for 1-4 weeks in The Lancet offices in London.
It’s easy to apply – we just need two things:
A copy of your CV, including details of your name, the country where you study and your current year in medical school.
Two or three 300-500 word writing samples, written in the style of a blog.
Please email these to niall.boyce@lancet.com , preferably from your medical school email account, by midnight (UK time) on the 31st of January, 2011. We will contact the successful candidates by the end of February. Please note that if you are successful, we will require verification of your medical school place.
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Como todos sabéis este fin de semana se ha celebrado el examen M.I.R., y a propósito de esto quiero haceros partícipe de este interesante artículo, publicado en la Revista Clínica Española en mayo de 2010, que hace unos días me hizo llegar un compañero del hospital.
Escrito por Montaña 
