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providing you with notes collected from different sources including images and easy wording of words. This document contains information about the arteries and the course of the upper extremities of the body

This is a mind map that I made for my revision on the topic of ' Depression'. It is based on the information provided by my Medschool, and is summarised.

This document is a summary of the lecture notes for heart failure for 1st year medical students. The document lists the causes, symptoms, stages of symptoms, pathophysiology and treatment for heart failure. It is a comprehensive and short compiled version of the lecture notes that help with quick revision and as last minute exam notes. They help remind of the important concepts and main points that are essential to remember regarding heart failure.

Lecture notes about Right to education focusing on freedom of education, discrimination within education, rights of parents for their childs education and many more. Notes include real life examples and definitions, as well as specific articles within the UDHR.

Lecture notes about Equality and non discrimination focusing on freedom of religion, discrimination, uniformity and equality. Notes include real life examples such as Shamima Begum or law of aliens and definitions as well as specific articles and any concepts.

Lecture notes for Substantive rights and state responses, focusing on Sovereignty, Derogations, non derogable rights, reservations, declarations, denunciation. The notes include indepth definitions, real life examples and easy explanation for each key word.

Lecture notes about Right to life focusing on positive obligation to protect life, legal protection of life, Parameters of life, Permissible deprivation of life, Genocide and Limitations on current provisions. Notes include real life examples such as Covid-19, dealth penalties, abortions as well as specific recent cases - Akkoe v Turkey, Evans v The UK. And relevant cases - Article 25

Lecture notes about Human rights law. It consists of topics such as right to life, right to education, equality and non-discrimination etc. The notes include real life examples, historic examples, definitions and keywords that will be helpful in your exams and written assignments.

This was my final Math IA, I was predicted a 6 and had a final grade of 5. Simple IA, standard topic, interesting and not difficult to understand. Good idea to use for reference.

This was my final ToK essay piece. I was predicted a 3/3 for my EE,ToK and CAS. Had a final score of 2/3.